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|author=Dav Pilkey
|title= The Adventures of Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties
|rating= 5
|genre= Confident Readers
|summary=''Tree House Comix proudly presents: A tale of oppression...a tale of redemption...a tale of rebirth...and a tale of hope. A Tale of Two Kitties!''
 
''Dog Man'' is really a story within a story. Best friends George and Harold, of ''Captain Underpants'' fame are now in fifth grade and are now so ''totally mature and deep'' that they have decided to create a brand new comic about a police officer with a dog's head. Thus we enter a surreal (and completely bonkers) comic-book world featuring an evil cyborg fish, cloned cats and beastly buildings. Is Dog Man up to the task of protecting the city from such threats?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0545935210</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=John Van der Kiste
|summary= The best fantasy books for children rely on escapism, books like The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, the Harry Potter series and Peter Pan. Central to each of these stories is the real world: the dryness that permeates the everyday. The children involved are often bored of their lives, or of school and their parents: the world of reality. So when they get to escape into a world that is much more interesting they are enamoured by a sense of magic and adventure that comes their way. For Kate Saunders' heroine Emily, the bizarre and eerily familiar world of Smockeroon awaits.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0571310842</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author= Syd Moore
|title= Strange Sight: An Essex Witch Museum Mystery (Essex Witches Mystery 2)
|rating= 5
|genre= Paranormal
|summary=Rosie Strange is back - recovering after her last escapade with curator Sam Stone, and figuring out what on earth to do with the Essex Witch Museum she's recently inherited. If Rosie had her way she'd be selling the museum and heading back to her flat in London - but when her Auntie Babs recommends Rosie and Sam to a local businessman, they find themselves embroiled in dark events once again. Something is wrong at Le Fleur Restaurant - blood leaking from chandeliers, scrawled messages on the walls and apparitions walking through the walls. Before Rosie and Sam can start to look into these possibly supernatural occurrences though, events take an even darker turn when a very real body is found in the restaurant - and the owner's daughter swears that a ghost was to blame...
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178607205X</amazonuk>
}}
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