Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

First up, Georgia Channon — author of The Curse of the Silvan Oaks. If you love mysteries, magical forests, and just a sprinkle of danger… this one is for you!

Next, Patrick Kane, who writes Human 2.0. Patrick’s stories explore what it is like to live in the future — with science, technology, and incredible inventions that can change the world!

And finally, Katherine Woodfine — the brilliant mind behind The Clockwork Sparrow and Secrets on the Shore. Her books are packed with clues, codes, and adventures in faraway places.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

First up, Andy Shepherd’s The Wood Where Magic Grows is full of surprises — who
knows what kind of magic you’ll find hiding in the trees?

Scarlett Li's The Lucky House Detective Agency introduces a detective like no other and
a house packed with clues and lucky twists. Ready to solve the mystery?

Finally, Nadia Shireen and Katie Clapham’s The Tour at School turns a normal school trip
into something totally unexpected!

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

First up, Alex Field’s Ava Spark: Hello, I’m Here! highlights the power of using your
voice and the impact of kindness.

And to close the show, Bettany Hughes takes us back in time to explore the lives of
Roman kids—right from your own backyard!

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

First up, we’re making a splash with Sandy Fin: Operation Splash Landing, where
Martin Stewart plunges us into an eco-adventure bursting with mystery, danger, and
deep-sea secrets.

Next, Jennifer Claessen bends time itself in Netta Becker and the Timeline Crime, a
twisty time-travel mystery that’ll keep you guessing with every page turn.

All hands-on deck, it’s time for Cruise Ship Kid, as Emma Swan whisks us away on a
high-seas whodunnit packed with puzzles, suspects, and surprises at every turn.

Closing the show is Clelia Castro-Malaspina with Girls with Goals, a powerful
celebration of the unstoppable rise of women’s soccer.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

This week, Bex chats to Terri Libenson about her new book Entirely Emmie, a graphic novel about friendship and perspective.

Plus, there’s Vivi Conway and the Lost Hero by Lizzie Huxley-Jones—a fast-paced, magical adventure full of Welsh mythology, mysterious powers, and a brave hero discovering who she really is.

And How to Talk to Your Pet by Dr James Greenwood, a fun and informative guide packed with expert tips to help you understand what your pets are really thinking—and how to communicate better with them.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

There’s swashbuckling, secret missions, and even a magical sword in Pirate Academy: Sword Echoes—Justin Somper’s latest pirate adventure is as daring as they come.

Over in the picture book corner, The Summer Puppy by Jackie Morris is a gentle, poetic read that captures all the wonder of a puppy’s very first summer.

Cressida Cowell’s been busy—she’s joining Bex for a catch-up after the release of the brand-new How to Train Your Dragon live-action movie last week.

And if you’re starting secondary school—or remember how it felt—The First Year by Matt Goodfellow is a powerful verse novel that gets right to the heart of those early ups and downs.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

Get ready, book lovers we have a very special episode installed for you this week!
It’s time to celebrate the stories and storytellers that have captured the hearts and
imaginations of young readers across the UK – with The Week Junior Book Awards!

First up, it’s Deborah Meaden Talks Money, in the running for Factual Book of the
Year. Ever wondered where money comes from—or how to make it work for you?
Deborah shares fun stories and smart advice on saving, spending, and even starting
a business.

Next, up for Poetry Book of the Year, it’s Tomorrow We Begin by Matt
Goodfellow—funny, honest poems that feel like a diary about growing up.

Finally, up for Cover of the Year, it’s A Head Full of Magic by Sarah Morrell—about
Fleur, who’s dealing with bullies, family drama… and the surprise discovery that she
can talk to animals!

To find out more, check out the full shortlist, and get involved, head
to theweekjuniorbookawards.co.uk – because every reader deserves to be part of
the story!

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Welcome to the latest episode of Book Worms!

Bex is joined by dyslexia champion Kate Griggs, whose new book Xtraordinary People celebrates how thinking differently is a real superpower.

Clare Harlow stops by to talk about Tidemagic — a spellbinding new story packed with adventure, secrets, and the power of finding your voice.

Plus, Bex chats with author Rachel Morrisroe about her new book Felix and the Future Agency, a fast, funny adventure all about facing fears and fixing the future!

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