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Author Archives: alibrarylady
Moonflight by Gill Lewis illustrated by Pippa Curnick
An epic adventure, appealing characters, secrets and betrayal, legends and curses, stories and lies all bind together in this exciting adventure full of danger and bravery. Gill Lewis has created a fantasy world that asks questions of our own and … Continue reading
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What The World Doesn’t See by Mel Darbon
“I don’t ever remember seeing someone like Jake in a book or on TV – it’s as though people with learning disabilities don’t exist in public. The sadness of that overwhelms me. Jake’s been blanked out of life.” Page 165 … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, Disability, Families, Grief, Learning Disability, Usborne Books
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Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s catch up with what has been happening in the world of children’s books recently. World Book Day prompted media attention and it was heartening to see our Children’s Laureate, Joseph Coelho on BBC Breakfast TV on … Continue reading
The Rescue of Ravenwood by Natasha Farrant
“We have to fight for the precious places, don’t we?” Bea says. “It might not change the world for everyone, but it’s a start isn’t it?” To which the major replies, “It is a start. It is a very good … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, childrens_books, conservation, environment, Faber Books, Families, Natasha Farrant
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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. Monday’s news got the week off to a great start as, along with every other children’s book lover I know, I was delighted to … 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. Award longlists announced, helpful articles, free events for children and adults; there’s a lot to choose from again. What I’m reading… I enjoyed The … Continue reading
Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s round up of what has been happening in the world of children’s books. The highlights over the last few days included the announcements of the 2023 Read for Empathy collections and the judging panel for this … Continue reading
Reading Matters- children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s catch up with what has been happening in the world of children’s books. With January behind us many are looking forward to discovering what February holds in the way of new books to enjoy. There are … Continue reading
Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to this week’s round up of what’s been happening in the world of children’s books. Awards, podcasts, poetry, events, reading for pleasure and lots more to enjoy. What I’m reading… Holocaust Memorial Day was commemorated yesterday, 27th January, and … Continue reading