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• A Very Coco Christmas: A Delicious Prequella to the Coco Pinchard Series
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "...a light, fluffy, romance with a touch of Christmas chaos, which will appeal to people looking for a light, amusing, read."
   
  
• Humpty Dumpty
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 3
  "A good short story with well written, though unlikeable, characters let down slightly by its reliance on cliche and obvious plot."
   
  
• Daughter of the High Lords and other Speculative Fiction
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 3
  "Several short stories that start strong but blur between each other leaving it indistinct. "
   
  
• False Truth (Part One): A Jordan Fox Mystery
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 3
  "More a taster than a full story, but pleasant enough to read in a few hours."
   
  
• The Dragon Holder (The Forbidden Forest Book 1)
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 3
  "It has a few flaws, but is interesting enough to persevere with."
   
  
• Boy, does water run!
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "an average short story with a strong conservation theme, and might help with the very young or children just learning about saving water."
   
  
• Triton
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 3
  "Five teenagers find themselves alone on a cruise liner after the other eight thousand people vanish and their struggle to work out why it happened."
   
  
• Avis Blackthorn is not an evil wizard
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "Children and readers of the fantasy genre might well enjoy it. "
   
  
• The Ultimate Christmas Feast Cookbook
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "Twenty or so recipes for large family gatherings, not just christmas, including vegan and vegetarian options. For British readers, the use of American measures might be confusing. "
   
  
• The Body in the Bed
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "Expect an enjoyable romp, rather than a gritty spy thriller. By the second page it was obvious this doesn't take itself too seriously...That said it's short, funny and entertaining, but definitely for action fans more than mystery."
   
  
• An Unlikely Hero (Alfie Bowman Novellas Book 1)
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "Fans of classic british slice-of-life and cozy mystery might enjoy this one."
   
  
• Sammi’s New Normal: The Storybook Illustrated Guide to Epilepsy (SIGuides 9)
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "The story of a young American girl with epilepsy is interesting fiction, but as a guide to treatment or for parents, this book is less useful in Britain than the US. "
   
  
• Dinosaurs of the Inner Earth
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 3
  "Two kids take a journey to a prehistoric land under the ground."
   
  
• Continuance
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "Mystery, particularly historical mystery, and romance fans should enjoy this. "
   
  
• The Gnomes of the Night
  (Review by RhymeHunter)
  Rating: 3
  "A good children's book, with lovely artwork and a strong storyline."
   
  
• Neuro-Linguistic Programming: A Practical Guide to NLP
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "a self-help book in the classic sense. It gives practical examples, future reading in NLP, and could be useful to anyone interested in the field or who wants to try the techniques"
   
  
• Poetic Trenches (Brine Rights Book 3)
  (Review by RhymeHunter)
  Rating: 3
  "Competently presented, handling difficult topics, and generally well-written, the only flaw in this collection is that there is nothing new here. "
   
  
• Scraps
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "There are some entrancing ideas here, and a pleasant, if short, read. "
   
  
• TIGER: Shaolin Darkness Thriller – Review
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "Anyone who has watched Hong Kong action movies, Golden Harvest or the later 80's films...will love this book. "
   
  
• Black Bart is Dead: A Captain Finn Treasure Mystery (Book 2)
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 3
  "mystery readers should enjoy this. It is a classic isolated group mystery, no help, no outside assistance, and intelligence alone used to solve the puzzle."