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Tag Archives: Barrington Stoke
New Books for Children from Barrington Stoke
Barrington Stoke are getting 2025 off to a great start with the publication of several new books for young readers and I would like to highlight three titles which I think will encourage potential bookworms. The Moonlight Mystery Agency : … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventure, animals, Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, conservation, Dyslexia Friendly, Gill Lewis, humour, Jenny Pearson, Vashti Hardy
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Top Picks for September: Children’s Literature
A plethora of new titles for children have been published over the last month or so. Here is a small selection that I have recently read, enjoyed and would like to recommend. Me and My Brian by Helen Rutter illustrated … Continue reading →
Pick of the New Children’s Books
Humour, football, history and teen relationships feature in my latest selection of new books for children. Varied subject matter but all of the stories are told with the importance of friendship, teamwork and understanding at their heart. Grimwood: Party Animals … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Faber Books, football, Historical fiction, reading for pleasure, reluctant readers, reviews, Simon and Schuster
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Pick of the New Children’s Books
Family outings with very young children, philosophy and big ideas for little people, a journey of wonder and discovery in our natural world, humour, kindness and friendship in an imaginary world, a touch of fairy tale magic bringing hope to … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventure, Allen and Unwin, Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, debut, environment, Everything With Words, humour, magic, picturebooks, Puffin Books
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Blog Tour – Angel of Grasmere: From Dunkirk to the Fells by Tom Palmer
It is a privilege to be taking part in the blog tour to celebrate the publication this month of Angel of Grasmere by Tom Palmer. Today I would like to share my review of this excellent book and also, more … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Dunkirk, Dyslexia Friendly, Historical fiction, Tom Palmer, World War2
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Super Readable New Books for Children from Barrington Stoke
The team at Barrington Stoke have been busy and there has been a flurry of new titles published recently or due out this month. Here is a selection suitable for an age range from 5 to teens including humour for … Continue reading →
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Tagged animal stories, Barrington Stoke, Blended families, childrens_books, Dyslexia Friendly, Families, humour
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New Children’s Books – a round up of picture books, early readers and novels
After an absence from blogging and book reviewing over the last couple of months these are just some of the recently published books for children of all ages that have lifted my spirits or offered hope and kindness. A jolly … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Firefly Press, Katya Balen, Macmallin Children's Books, Owlett Press, picture books, Usborne Books
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New Children’s Books From Barrington Stoke
Regular readers will know how highly I rate the publishers Barrington Stoke for all they do to encourage reading for pleasure for every single child. These three new books written by acclaimed authors published this week are a wonderful example … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Dyslexia Friendly, Jenny Pearson, Lisa Thompson, Phil Earle, reluctant readers
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More Brilliant New Books for Children from Barrington Stoke
There are several books coming out this month by one of my favourite publishers, Barrington Stoke. I have read three of them which I think highlight the range they offer to readers of all ages and have shared my thoughts … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Dyslexia Friendly, Horror, Nonfiction, Vashti Hardy
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New Novels for Children
So many books are being published at the moment that it can be hard to keep up with them all. I have selected just a handful of recent titles which I think prove that fiction for children can be both … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Farshore Books, Hilary McKay, inkyard Press, Usborne Books
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