The top 5 Premier NexGen book and game reviews in 2025
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Gareth Crispin2025-12-31T09:00:00
What books and games came out in 2025 that are worth you looking at for your youth and children in 2026? Gareth Crispin explores the top reviews of the last 12 months
Bear Gryll’s lastest book was far and away our most read review of the year but there were some less well known choices that were popular too. It was good to see a review by a teenager getting a lot of traction but also an unusual computer game which has been receving rave reviews. If you’ve not checked out the following books and game then have a read now and consider getting hold of them for your youth and children in 2026……
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