Resource Archive
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Bookshop Memories Revisited posted on 16 Feb 2016
Bookshop Memories Revisited The Letterpress Project is delighted to present a brand new collection of original essays and reflections by people who love bo
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Disability and why children need to read about it posted on 26 Jan 2016
One of the most important reasons to keep Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck on the English GCSE syllabus is........
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A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world posted on 25 Jan 2016
A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world Picture books
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Why Study About Children's Literature? posted on 06 Jan 2016
This piece of research is concerned with what a group of second year undergraduate students on an Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) degree course
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For the Good Old Cause: trade unionism, the Communist Party of Great Britain and the post-war novel 1950-1965 posted on 11 Dec 2015
It is... no co-incidence that depictions of trade unions and trade unionism in British novels written following the end of World War Two are dominated by .
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Towards a genderless society: Androgyny in late 20th century fiction by Jane Allcroft posted on 16 Nov 2015
This dissertation will look at the concept of androgyny and the form this takes in contemporary novels, focusing on four different works of fiction
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Practitioners need to ensure children experience a full range of books posted on 16 Oct 2015
Practitioners need to ensure children experience a full range of books
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London Bridges Trek on behalf of the National Literacy Trust posted on 16 Sep 2015
Student and dedicated reader, Louise Jones, tells us about her London Bridges challenge to raise funds on behalf of the National Literacy Trust.
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Bookmarks, Badges and Bells posted on 16 Sep 2015
This is an article all about the Newman book club published in English 4-11, June 2014.
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Why Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and the Harry Potter series are ‘classic’ children’s books posted on 06 Sep 2015
This paper discusses what is meant by a ‘classic ‘ book with reference to several writers...