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Mario Kart DS will drive players new and old to distraction as they race their way around a selection of tracks, including all-new extravaganzas and time-honoured classics from previous versions of the games. What’s more Mario Kart DS will be the first Nintendo DS title to offer gamers online play allowing you to race anyone, anywhere, anytime for free.Want to show off your skills? Then get excited as Mario Kart DS features both online and wireless multiplayer modes. By using t (more…)

Flips: Enid Blyton contains the three books collectively known as the Faraway Tree stories, written by perhaps the best-known and best-loved children’s author ever, Enid Blyton. These are backed up by three books written by other authors, inspired by Blyton’s The Enchanted Wood – the best-known of the Faraway Tree Stories. Collectively, they chronicle the magical world of the Enchanted Wood and the delightful characters who live there, such as the gentle Silky the Fairy an (more…)

Flips: Artemis Fowl contains all six of Irish author Eoin Colfer’s enormously popular Artemis Fowl books, chronicling the misadventures of Artemis Fowl II, the teenage criminal mastermind intent on acquiring money through a variety of often illegal schemes. Colfer has described the series as “Die Hard with fairies,” and the books were primarily written to appeal to those between the ages of nine and 12. In action, Flips: Artemis Fowl closely follows the experience of rea (more…)

Flips: Cathy Cassidy contains six books written by the immensely popular children’s author, who has worked as an editor on Jackie magazine, a teacher and an agony aunt on Shout Magazine. Her books, much-loved by girls primarily between the ages of 9 and 15, mainly chronicle what it’s like being an early-teenage girl in a thoroughly modern world full of adults doing crazy, annoying things. She is renowned for her knack of tackling the issues that nearly all young girls face g (more…)

Flips: Too Ghoul for School contains eight books chronicling the frankly disgusting antics at St Sebastian’s School in Grimesford, which sinks a bit deeper into the boggy plague-pit beneath it each year, causing the resident ghosts buried underneath to become progressively crankier. Spectral ringleader Edith Codd rallies the ghosts, who decide to get their own back by causing as much mischief as inhumanly possible, and getting the school closed down. But year-seven new boy Jam (more…)