Coming of Age

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Book Review

Film Review

Theatre Review

The sub-categories for this genre are guidelines only. The stories can be enjoyed by people of all ages and genders.

Teen – Girl

(Teen stories where the primary protagonist is a girl)

Book Review: ‘The Inkspot Mystery’ by Imene Mebarki

Book Review: ‘The Immortals Quartet: Wild Magic’ by Tamora Pierce

Book Review: ‘The Immortals Quartet: Wolf-Speaker’ by Tamora Pierce

Book Review: ‘The Immortals Quartet: The Emperor Mage’ by Tamora Pierce

Book Review: ‘The Immortals Quartet: Realms of the Gods’ by Tamora Pierce

Book Review: ‘White Lies, Black Dare’ by Joanna Nadin

Book Review: ‘The King’s Decree’ by Torina Kingsley

Book Review: ‘A Phoenix Rises’ by Angela Yeh

Book Review: ‘Rose Raventhorpe Investigates: Black Cats & Butlers’ by Janine Beacham

Book Review: ‘The Apprentice Witch’ by James Nicol

Book Review: ‘What Not to Do If You Turn Invisible’ by Ross Welford

Teen – Boy

(Teen stories where the primary protagonist is a boy)

Book Review: ‘The Wizards of Once’ by Cressida Cowell

Book Review: ‘A Seven Letter Word’ by Kim Slater

Book Review: ‘Knightley & Son’ by Rohan Gavin

Book Review: ‘The Boy Who Went Magic’ by A. P. Winter

Young Adult – Girl

(Young adult stories where the primary protagonist is female)

Book Review: ‘The Hawkweed Legacy’ by Irena Brignull

Book Review: ‘The Wren Hunt’ by Mary Watson

Film Review: ‘The 5th Wave’

Theatre Review: ‘The Railway Children’ (Kings Cross Theatre, 2016)

Book Review: ‘The Possible’ by Tara Altebrando

Young Adult – Boy

(Young adult stories where the primary protagonist is male)

Book Review: ‘War Brothers: The Graphic Novel’ by Sharon E. McKay & Daniel Lafrance

Film Review: ‘Your Name’

Film Review: ‘Eddie the Eagle’

Book Review: ‘The Crystal Run’ by Sheila O’Flanagan

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