Inspiring Young Readers
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What did the Mad Hatter look like? posted on 19 Jun 2022
I recently did a ‘Wild Things and Gold Rings’ event all about Alice in Wonderland with Year Five classes at Moor Green
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Stitched Up posted on 15 Jun 2022
The combination of author Steve Cole and publisher, Barrington Stoke continue their partnership with this new blast ...
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The Borrowers posted on 08 Jun 2022
I’m still trying hard to catch up with all the children’s classics I never got around to reading all those years ago ...
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Home posted on 05 Jun 2022
Guest reviewer, Joanna Lim reads 'Home' by Jeannie Baker, a story that is told without the use of words
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Dawn Wind posted on 01 Jun 2022
Sutcliff (1920 – 1992) was a prolific author of what we’d now call young adult fiction and, in particular, historical novels
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The Battle of Cable Street posted on 25 May 2022
A new book from Tanya Landman is always something to look forward to ...
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Update: The mystery of the unidentified children’s books posted on 22 May 2022
Regular guest reviewer, Alun Severn helps solve the mystery of the unidentified children's books
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The mystery of the unidentified children’s books posted on 18 May 2022
Every now and again when we’re out book hunting we stumble on something we’ve never seen before...
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In bed with Enid Blyton and the mumps posted on 15 May 2022
I have written elsewhere on this site about the fact that I was never much of a reader until my mid to late teens ...
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Supernan’s Day Out posted on 11 May 2022
Phil Earle gives us another fun-packed addition to Barrington Stoke’s always wonderful ‘Little Gem’ series.