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Reading Matters – children’s book news
Happy New Year and welcome to the first Reading Matters update of 2023. This week’s round up includes both a look back at the best of 2022 and a preview of some books we can look forward to at the … Continue reading
Reading Matters – children’s book news
Welcome to my last round up of children’s book news for 2022. This week there has been more attention given to children’s literature in the main stream media than I have seen for a long time. This is a positive … 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. Real life has rather interrupted things for me recently so I’m sure I’ve missed things this time but hope that this week’s selection … 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. The build up to Christmas has definitely now begun with recommended festive reads and literature related advent calendars to share. I hope that … 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. What I’m reading… The remaining books in my latest batch to read and review for Just Imagine made up my reading this week. I … Continue reading
Reading Matters – children’s book news
“I think a successful book is one that leaves the reader in a slightly different place from where they were before they read it.” Marcus Sedgwick Welcome to this week’s look at what has been happening in the world of … 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. On Wednesday I welcomed school library consultant and former President of CILIP, Barbara Band to our Surrey branch of the School Library Association Autumn … 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. This week marked the start of National Non-Fiction November so there are several mentions of that in this round up. Also some great events … 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. What I’m reading… Last week I mentioned The Haunted Hills by Berlie Doherty, an emotional story told with an understanding of human nature and … 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. What I’m reading… The Last Post by Keith Campion is a slender book that belies its emotional impact. Told in a series of letters … Continue reading