Our Librarians top picks!
This week, some of our Junior School Librarians unveiled a great selection of new books that are now available to borrow from the library!
Highlights include the much-anticipated sequel to Katherine Rundell’s Impossible Creatures, The Poisoned King, the newest adventure from the Skandar Universe, The First Unicorn Rider, as well as the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid title, new books by David Walliams, and additional stories from the Bletchley Mystery series. We’ve also added exciting new graphic novels and some engaging non-fiction titles on topics such as AI and chess.
Some of our Librarians have taken the time to browse the new books and offer their recommended picks:
Kabir:
The Last Bard by Maz Evans
"This is a great book because it has a very intriguing title – I enjoy Maz Evans books so am looking forward to reading this one!"
Zakk:
The Guinness Book of World Records 2026
"This is full of brilliant facts and records - you will never want to stop reading it!"
Lucas:
The World's Worst Superheroes by David Walliams
"I would recommend this books because David Walliams is a hilarious writer and the cover of this one looks fun and exciting!
George A:
Diary of a Wimpy Kid - Party Pooper by Jeff Kinney
"I would recommend this because it is full of laughs and a really nice book to read."
George E:
Last Chance Hotel - Nicki Thornton
"This magical mystery is great for fantasy lovers. The book will keep you guessing at every page turn!"
Alexander:
The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin
"I recommend this book because it contains cyphers that contain secret messages for you to solve and is a great mystery."
Jonas:
Wink Murder by Rhian Tracey
"I would recommend this book because the title sounds like it is named after a fun game. This book is great for people who like to read mysteries."
We encourage all boys to visit the library, explore the new arrivals, and discover their next great read!
Other exciting things to look forward to in the Library before the end of term are the arrival of our book Christmas tree, the 12 days of bookmas Christmas countdown and our new Sparkly Library suggestion box – we would love the boys to use this to share their ideas for books, displays and all things library-related.














