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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s look at what has been happening in the world of children’s books. More important award announcements took place, there are some helpful articles on the subject of reading for pleasure, plus review round ups. Lots here … Continue reading
Pick of the New Information Books for Children
Several new information books have been published in recent months and this is just a small selection of some of my favourites for children from about four to early secondary age. Wise About My Body written by Libby Walden Illustrated … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged b small publishing, childrens_books, Information, Ladybird Books, Neon Squid, Nonfiction, Usborne Books
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The Boy Who Made Monsters by Jenny Pearson illustrated by Katie Kear
Jenny Pearson is an author who has developed a justified reputation for balancing laugh out loud hilarity with a thoughtful look at life and her latest book, The Boy Who Made Monsters explores the subject of childhood bereavement with tenderness … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged childrens_books, Grief, humour, Jenny Pearson, Usborne Books
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Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s look at what has been happening in the world of children’s books. What I’m reading… Last week I reviewed a selection of new books for babies and toddlers and this week another lovely one arrived on … Continue reading
Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s look at what has been happening in the world of children’s books. The highlight has undoubtedly been Empathy Day which took place on Thursday 8th June, trending on Twitter and with many sharing books and ideas … Continue reading
New Books for Babies and Toddlers
There are a bewildering array of books available for little ones with new ones constantly appearing on bookshop shelves. I have recently received three new titles that I would like to share which I hope will help those struggling to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged Alanna Max, Board Books, books for babies, Early Years, interactive, picturebooks, Puffin Books, Scallywag Press
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Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s look at what has been happening in the world of children’s books. It’s been half term holiday for many so maybe you have missed some of the announcements, awards and research so I hope the items … Continue reading
Quiet Storm by Kimberly Whittam
Quiet Storm, (Usborne Books) Kimberly Whittam’s debut novel speaks to those children, of whom there are many, who are shy and quiet, those who struggle to speak up, to ask questions and to join in even when they desperately want … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged Children’s books, debut, empathy, Shyness, sport, Usborne Books
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