Chapter Books

  • Blogtour: How To Be Brave by Daisy May Johnson

    Blogtour: How To Be Brave by Daisy May Johnson

    Story Snug is today’s stop on Daisy May Johnson’s How To Be Brave blog tour. Reminiscent of the boarding school stories I loved as a child, How To Be Brave includes secret tunnels, codebreaking, helicopter flying nuns, rare ducks and umpteen delicious references to cakes and biscuits (including a hidden stash!). This fast paced, middle…


  • Freddie’s Amazing Bakery: The Great Raspberry Mix Up by Harriet Whitehorn & Alex G Griffiths

    Freddie’s Amazing Bakery: The Great Raspberry Mix Up by Harriet Whitehorn & Alex G Griffiths

    Freddie’s Amazing Bakery: The Great Raspberry Mix Up tells the story of Belville‘s first baking competition. Residents of the town are competing against each other to win £500 but the competition doesn’t run smoothly for baker Freddie who is competing against Bernard Macaroon. And Bernard will do anything to win…


  • Blogtour: Jane Austen Investigates: The Abbey Mystery by Julia Golding

    Blogtour: Jane Austen Investigates: The Abbey Mystery by Julia Golding

    Jane Austen Investigates: The Abbey Mystery is an action packed, page turning mystery starring thirteen year old Jane Austen. Set in 1789 it gives a fascinating insight into the class system of the time, high society entertainment and new inventions. We love the way that it combines a fast paced mystery with a historical setting…


  • Blog tour: Monstrous Devices by Damien Love

    Blog tour: Monstrous Devices by Damien Love

    Story Snug is excited to be joining Damien Love’s Monstrous Devices blogtour. Monstrous Devices, Damien’s debut novel which has just been published in paperback, is a fast paced, action packed adventure which takes us on a journey across Europe as old secrets and rivalries are uncovered. Human and robot lives are intertwined in a page…


  • Uma And The Answer To Absolutely Everything by Sam Copeland & Sarah Horne

    Uma And The Answer To Absolutely Everything by Sam Copeland & Sarah Horne

    Uma And The Answer To Absolutely Everything is a quirky, moving and very original page turning adventure. Uma Gnudersonn has lots of unanswered questions and her school summer holiday is plunged into excitement as well as danger and intrigue when she finds a mysterious bluetooth earpiece called Athena who has the answers to everything!


  • The Perfect Parent Project by Stewart Foster

    The Perfect Parent Project by Stewart Foster

    The Perfect Parent Project is the name given to foster child Sam McCann’s secret project to find the perfect parents. After living in nine foster homes in five years he just wants somewhere to call home and a family that will always be there for him. The story gives a great insight into a child’s…


  • The House At The Edge of Magic by Amy Sparkes & Ben Mantle

    The House At The Edge of Magic by Amy Sparkes & Ben Mantle

    The House At The Edge of Magic is a higgledy piggledy house full of secrets, colourful characters and household objects which behave in peculiar ways after being cursed by a witch. The clock is ticking and young pickpocket, Nine, is welcomed with open arms by its quirky residents who are unable to leave their home…


  • Story Snug’s most viewed blogposts in 2020
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    Story Snug’s most viewed blogposts in 2020

    Before I start a new year of blogging I’m taking my annual look back at Story Snug’s most viewed blogposts in 2020. It was a quieter year on the blog as homeschooling and lockdown made other demands on my time but Story Snug still had several visitors – thank you to all those of you…


  • Winter Wishes: A Magical Collection of Animal Tales illustrated by Alison Edgson

    Winter Wishes: A Magical Collection of Animal Tales illustrated by Alison Edgson

    Winter Wishes is a magical anthology of animal stories for younger chapter book readers. The ten Christmas and winter themed stories are written by well known children’s authors and are beautifully illustrated by Alison Edgson. Each story is short enough to read in one sitting, they’re the perfect length for newly independent readers.


  • Bauble, Me and the Family Tree by Jenny Moore & Kirsten Eagan

    Bauble, Me and the Family Tree by Jenny Moore & Kirsten Eagan

    Bauble, Me and the Family Tree is the story of Noel and his attempts to find out the truth about his family, particularly on his paternal side, as he researches his family tree for a school project. It is a heartwarming story of love, loss, misunderstandings and relationships and shows that families come in many…