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Books for detentions with titles by Kate DiCamillo, David Baddiel, Liz Pichon, Jeff Kinney, Michael Rosen, Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, Ravena Guron, Holly Jackson, and Karen M. McManus.
Recommended reading books for primary & secondary aged children in the UK
Kathryn Foxfield is a British author known for writing young adult fiction, particularly in the thriller and horror genres. She has a background in journalism and has worked as a travel writer. Foxfield’s debut novel, Good Girls Die First, was published by Scholastic in 2020. The book is a psychological thriller set on an abandoned pier, where a group of teenagers are confronted by their secrets.
Following her debut, Foxfield published Tag, You’re Dead with Scholastic in 2021. This novel explores the dangers of social media and online challenges, centring on a group of teenagers who become involved in a deadly game. Her subsequent works include It’s Behind You, also published by Scholastic, which features a reality television setting with a supernatural twist.
Foxfield’s writing is characterised by suspenseful plots and contemporary themes relevant to young adult readers. Her books are published by Scholastic UK. In 2020, Good Girls Die First was released as her debut novel.

Books for detentions with titles by Kate DiCamillo, David Baddiel, Liz Pichon, Jeff Kinney, Michael Rosen, Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, Ravena Guron, Holly Jackson, and Karen M. McManus.
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