Jade reviews Melvin Burgess's book Bloodtide.
jellyellie interviews Meg Rosoff about her seeming obsession with Japan.
Max asks Nick what influenced Slam.
Anthony asks Meg her opinion on the best book ever.
jellyellie asks Meg Rosoff her thoughts on the internet.
Allie speaks her mind.
Niamh asks Nick if he has imaginary friends
Anthony talks to King Dork's author Frank Portman
Max finds out what Meg's future plans are
Osman finds out about Frank's parents
Osman asks Meg for some top writing tips
jellyellie helps Spudz formulate his ideas...
Max was able to use his great voice to tell us all mythoughts.
jellyellie speaks to Nick Hornby about his new book, Slam
Nicholas Hoult reads chapter one of Nick Hornby's new novel, Slam
Young Bond's housemaster gives his forthright review.
Naomi decides Casino Royale demands a new addition.
Niamh airs her views on Hurricane Gold in no uncertain manner.
Naomi and Niamh discuss Dessen’s latest release.
Hurricane Gold seems to be aimed at a young-teen male audience. But what does a 17-year-old girl make of it.
An interview with one of James Bond's old schoolteachers.
Anthony’s Scot coroner leaves no possibility uninvestigated.
What if fate were out to get you? An audio review of Meg Rosoff's acclaimed novel, Just In Case.
jellyellie documents Elisa Zamot’s first day working in McDonalds.
Max reads “Being” and connects straight away to the claustrophobia within the story.
An insightful review on why A Long Way Down will keep you gripped and entertained until the bitter end.
Anthony pulls no punches in his review of Portman’s literary debut.