Readers will enjoy a story about a Royal Family with food related first names, a penchant for chocolate, and a Royal Guard too interested in hair, teddies and knitting to search for the missing King! Throw in plucky Princess Spaghetti and a handful of royalty-eating aliens and you have a delightfully quirky picture book.

Read the full review at http://www.booktrust.org.uk/show/book/home/You-Cant-Eat-a-Princess

Thank you, Book Trust, for this lovely review.

A feisty heroine, a birthday, a missing king, aliens ... and chocolate! What more do you need for a perfect picture book for very young children? Well ... large and colourful illustrations, a story driven by suspense, humour ... and a happy ending. As delicious as a chocolate milkshake!

Read the full review at  www.thereadingshop.co.uk

Thank you, The Reading Shop, for this great review. 

I wanted to share some of the recent reviews for my books and to say a big thank you to all the reviewers who took the time to write such lovely comments.

You Can't Eat A Princess!

A bright and bouncy adventure, wittily illustrated - look out for planets in the shape of favourite sweets - and with a fun pay-off line.

Daily Mail

This deliciously greedy story tells how Princess Spaghetti blasts off into space to rescue her father, the King, when he is kidnapped by hungry aliens who threaten to eat him up. The Princess is bold, the courtiers are weak, the aliens are devious and the background is full of pictures of food in what is a highly entertaining book.

Julia Eccleshare - Lovereading4kids      www.lovereading4kids.co.uk

This is a funny book that turns the idea of helpless princesses on its head and delivers a gal who packs a punch.

Junior 

I loved this book, and so did my two children. There's a great message in there : loving pink and cute stuff does not necessarily mean you are not a strong, assertive character.

Library Mice  www.librarymice.com

This book about princesses and chocolate was a sure-fire winner with our two little girls. They loved feisty Princess Spaghetti as she rocketed into space to save King Cupcake from a gang of hungry aliens.

Waterstone's Books Quarterly

The Smallest Hero

This is a really funny story, which in my opinion is perfect for a child of my son's age, he is at the point in his life where he thinks he is bigger than he is, and can't understand why his slightly older sibling can do things that he is not allowed to do yet, this story shows that actually, in reality, you can achieve anything ...no matter what your size!

Read the full reveiw at  www.dooyoo.co.uk/printed-books/the-smallest-hero.../1384012/

A huge thank you to 'Kaitlinsmummy' for your amazing review!