If you haven’t quite worked out what revision techniques work best for you yet, don’t worry, here are a few suggestions to try.

May may seem so far away, but two things are worth mentioning: it’s never too early to be exam-ready, and time moves faster than you think it does.

The Breakfast Club Adventures depicts the kind of problems many young children face. It also talks about friendship, community and confidence.

There are links between the number of words people know and how successful they are academically and in their careers.

Take the time you need to be as prepared as you can for whatever is to come—and don’t forget to take a moment to appreciate what you’ve already achieved.

Of people aged 18-24, over 50% did not cast a vote in the election. Had that not been the case, it could have made a huge difference to the outcome of the election.

This title has helped thousands of adults change their lives for the better, and there’s no reason why its wisdom can’t be taken on by younger minds.

This February, there’s recommendations for another useful piece of non-fiction… and a great story that handles magic better than Harry Potter.

January and February may be cold and dark, but with these books it definitely won’t be boring.

It’s a bit of a hefty book, but don’t be put off! There’s no rush and no ticking clock to becoming an adult.