Inspiring Young Readers
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Tales from The Caribbean posted on 09 Aug 2017
Traditional tales from all corners of the world are usually a rich mix of magic, morals and fantasy coloured with plenty of death and retribution
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Looking for Yesterday posted on 08 Aug 2017
What could be more inviting than a picture book cover that shows a boy with his granddad sitting on a flying book ...
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Remember the journey to School Integration posted on 07 Aug 2017
On 17th May 1954 the Supreme Court heard the case of Brown v Board of Education in Topeka ...
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Lulu Gets a Cat posted on 06 Aug 2017
It is always a delight to read another story about the eponymous Lulu ...
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Hilda Boswell posted on 03 Aug 2017
Boswell was born in Hackney in 1903 into a comfortable middle class background – her father was a well-established architect.
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Maverick Early Readers – a small selection posted on 01 Aug 2017
As a parent and an ex-teacher of young children I understand the importance of finding ways to making learning to read a fun experience.
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Ash Boy: A Cinderfella Story posted on 01 Aug 2017
Imagine you’ve been asked to pick your favourite fairy story to rewrite.
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An Interview With Korky Paul posted on 31 Jul 2017
An Interview With Korky Paul
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Wants of the Silent posted on 31 Jul 2017
If you read my review of Ways of the Doomed, the first book in the exciting dystopian Sun Song trilogy...
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Children’s Non-fiction – comparisons from across the pond posted on 30 Jul 2017
Next time you are in Waterstones take a few minutes to look at the children's non-fiction section