ANIME REVIEW: NARUTO SHIPPUDEN BOX SET 37

Naruto Shippuden Box Set 37
Released By: Manga Entertainment
Rating: 12
Running Time: 330 Mins
Release Date: 15/7/2019
Reviewed By: Sandra Scholes

Now that the original Team 7 is back together Kakashi has a lot to prove and thanks largely to Obito's visual prowess he can do anything even perform a Susan oo in his plot to take down Kagura. As we have seen from the episodes on her back story she was practically from another world and came to like humans until they became afraid of her and grew to hate her.

FANTASY BOOK REVIEW: SNAKESKINS BY TIM MAJOR

The Snakeskins
Author: Tim Major
Publisher: Titan Books
Pages: 403
ISBN:9781789090789
Reviewed By: Sandra Scholes

It's not often we get to read original concepts but when we do we take the chance to see if the textual journey is worth it. I am glad to say this was worth the effort. Caitlin is due for her first shedding and after seeing her brother Toby go through his, she wants to make it more of a spectacle where she wants to speak to her skin before it dies.

ANIME REVIEW: MY HERO ACADEMIA SEASON ONE

My Hero Academia Season One
Released By: Manga Entertainment
Rating: 15
Running Time: 490 mins
Release Date: 15/7/2019
Reviewed By: Sandra Scholes

In most superhero series the people are normal and there are a few who have special powers who are considered to be either a boon or a threat. In this animes case, most of the people have special powers they can use to make themselves a career.

CHILDREN'S BOOK REVIEW: THE DISCONNECT BY KEREN DAVID

The Disconnect 
Author: Keren David
Publisher: Barrington Stoke
ISBN: 978-1-78112-855-8

Reviewed By: Sandra Scholes

In a digital age, people often ask if we could survive a day without our mobile phones; an eccentric entrepreneur challenges a school's year group to do without their smartphones for six weeks in an experiment that could be worth £1,000.

CHILDREN'S BOOK REVIEW: MCTAVISH TAKES THE BISCUIT BY MEG ROSOFF

McTavish Takes the Biscuit
Author: Meg Rosoff
Publisher: Barrington Stoke
Pages: 104
ISBN:978-1-78112-864-0.
Reviewed By: Sandra Scholes

If you are on a diet this book will drive you crazy. Mc Tavish the rescue dog hopes Pa Peachy is doing the right thing when he decides to cook for the Peachy family after moaning about Betty buying a loaf of bread from a supermarket rather than baking it herself.

CHILDREN'S BOOK REVIEW: THE GHOST TOWER BY GILLIAN CROSS

The Ghost Tower
Author: Gillian Cross
Publisher: Barrington Stoke
Pages: 65
ISBN: 978-1-78112-837-4
Reviewed by Sandra Scholes

This is an early Halloween novel with a nice twist. On Halloween night Ryan and Dot plan to go out dressed up like ghosts for trick or treat, but what their parents don't know is they want to know what's inside the ghost tower they have in their town.

CRAFT REVIEW: JOSEPHINE'S CARDMAKING

Josephine's Cardmaking Crafts.

Josephine Nairn has made many crafty cards over the years, displaying them on her YouTube channel (where she demonstrates for Trim Craft) or her Twitter feed for all to see. Her card designs have several folds with accessories that add a touch of class for that special occasion whatever time of year it is.