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Monthly Archives: September 2021
The Crackledawn Dragon by Abi Elphinstone
The final book in the Unmapped Chronicles by Abi Elphinstone is every bit as exciting as its predecessors and a fitting end to this enjoyable series. This is a story that sweeps you up into an action packed adventure but … Continue reading
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Tagged Abi Elphinstone, adventure, childrens_books, magic, review, Unmapped Chronicles
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Lulu’s Sleepover by Anna McQuinn illustrated by Rosalind Beardshaw
The Lulu series of books captures the world of small children and the little details that matter most to them. In this latest title Lulu experiences a rite of passage that may trouble little ones initially but in the hands … Continue reading
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Tagged Alanna Max, bedtime, Families, inclusive, New experiences, picture books, picturebooks
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Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to the first Reading Matters of the new school year. I hope everyone has enjoyed a good summer however you spent the time and that those working in education enjoyed a well earned rest. The start of the new … Continue reading
The Happy Hedgerow by Elena Mannion illustrated by Erin Brown
The Happy Hedgerow is a thoughtful exploration of a part of the countryside many of us take for granted. Through lyrical text and beautiful illustrations this lovely picture book reminds us of the wildlife hiding within these bushes and the … Continue reading
Children’s Books – a summer reading round up
In the absence of my weekly Reading Matters news letter I decided to take the opportunity to tackle my mountains of books that I had not had time to read. Did I succeed? Well, sort of… There are still many … Continue reading
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