Annabel Pitcher's funny and heartbreaking first novel is the next, and final, book for you to consider, and as ever there's lots of ways to get involved

Lottie Longshanks: 'I don't think it is as exciting as the picture on the front cover suggests it might be'

bubbleD: 'John Stephens used some really creative characters like the screechers and the giant man'

Alexander: 'There were some humorous bits as well as the dark bits'

Philip Ardagh has given a rave review to Annabel Pitcher's brilliant new novel. Here's what our members had to say about it

Pollster: 'it leaves a lot of questions unanswered'

Lilybelle - 'I couldn't stop reading it'

Beebs: 'It was a really good book, bu it would have been even better if everything was properly tied up'

Lottielongshanks: 'What I loved most was the chance to read about children whose lives are very different from mine'

Penguin: 'This is a superb book that still has a sense of reality though some of the events are truly magical'

Joe: 'It shows you should never judge people on their appearance, or in this case religion – it is a brilliant book'