We like getting reviews: if you’re interested in telling us what you think of something you’ve read, or listened to, or watched, here’s what to do. Here’s a collection of readers’ thoughts over the last wee while:

Down the Rabbit Hole, by Peter Abrahams

Down the Rabbit Hole is the tale of 13-year-old Ingrid Levin-Hill, an ordinary girl with a love of soccer, acting and Sherlock Holmes. She lives in desolate Echo Falls, where mystery is never far away. Ingrid begins investigating the death of a resident in Echo Falls, while trying to land the lead role in a local production of Alice and Wonderland. One thing leads to another, as Ingrid finds herself caught in a web of lies and secrets. She finds life in Echo Falls to become curiouser and curiouser; will she ever escape?

~ Review by E S

The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins

This book is amazing … It is a sad story but I think it’s great for all readers. I’m 12 and the books do look big but you read them so fast. It’s got some bits that made me cry and other that stopped my heart from beating I loved this book and you will too.

~ Anonymous!

The first book of the awesome Hunger Games triology, Katniss Everdeen steps up for her sister to the cold-hearted, merciless Hunger Games. It is truly a game of kill or be killed. Allies will be made, broken hearts, and a killer awaits… one who none can overthrow, in its own game of cat and mouse.

~ Review by Cameron