To whom it may concern

If you like sci fi humour you HAVE to read The Bigwoof Conspiracy and The Thing at Black Hole Lake by @maddashe. Sure to make you laugh.

— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) October 8, 2020

Well, I DO have a book voucher from my birthday that needs spending... Sounds good to me!

Thanks 🙂

— Mark A Smith (@MarkASmith85) October 8, 2020

Excellent! I guarantee you won't be disappointed. It's sort of Eerie Indiana/Alex Mack all rolled into one. (I'm guessing you're about my age here)

— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) October 8, 2020

Eerie Indiana! The intro / theme tune was amazing.

Definitely selling this book to me 😀 pic.twitter.com/Jwy7VBp7Q6

— Mark A Smith (@MarkASmith85) October 8, 2020

A2 #OURfPBookBlether these are brilliant. An Eerie Indiana or Stranger Thingsbtype feel yo them. Also Michelle Harrisons A Pinch of Magic/ A Sprinkle of Sorcery. I'm eagerly awaiting the next one. pic.twitter.com/9mVUerINjk

— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) July 7, 2020

GIVEAWAY!! I’m giving away five samplers to five people picked at random. Follow and Retweet to be in with a chance. Ends 14/02/20 pic.twitter.com/6ei4XrCLcg

— Dan Smith (@DanSmithAuthor) February 7, 2020

Ooh this looks good! Immediately remindesnof Eerie Indiana. My son would love this!

— Librarimum (@rumena_aktar) February 7, 2020

I remember that show!

— Dan Smith (@DanSmithAuthor) February 7, 2020

So my niece reads this book I bought her last year over and over again. I've been reading it to find out why. And now I know, A Place Called Perfect is brilliant at getting us to consider how easily us humans can be conditioned and brainwashed.

— Rumena Aktar (@rumena_aktar) March 30, 2019

Love the element of learning to accept others for who they are. Eerie in parts, a great book for 9-13 year old who love reading mystery/Sci-Fi. Reminded me of Eerie Indiana in parts. Need this in our library, might just have to buy the set. Love the wise William Archer. pic.twitter.com/wvpxrIALc6

— Rumena Aktar (@rumena_aktar) March 30, 2019