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Tag Archives: Usborne Books
Exploring the Magic in ‘The House With Chicken Legs Runs Away’ by Sophie Anderson
There is a theme emerging to my recent children’s book choices as once more I have picked up a sequel to a debut that had I had both enjoyed and admired. However this one is a little different. Sophie Anderson’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Baba Yaga, childrens_books, fantasy, folk tales, Folklore, Sophie Anderson, Usborne Books
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March Reading Roundup: New Children’s Books to Discover
Prompted by my friend and fellow children’s book blogger and librarian Veronica Price I have decided, somewhat belatedly, to mark the National Year of Reading by posting a monthly round up of my reading. This will no doubt usually consist … Continue reading
The Overthinkers Club by Nat Luurtsema illustrated by Cécile Dormeau
The first in a new series featuring 12 year old Birdie, who is a likeable and hugely relatable narrator, this genuinely funny and accessible story explores complex emotional issues with sensitivity. Birdie is a natural overthinker and is about to … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, childrens_books, Mental Health, readingforpleasure, Usborne Books
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New Children’s Books this January
The Not-So-Great Escape by Emma Green The Not-So-Great Escape is Emma Green’s first children’s book and is described by her publishers, Usborne Books, as a “hilarious and heartbreaking” road trip adventure. The trailer highlights the hilarious rather than the heartbreaking … Continue reading
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Tagged childrens_books, fantasy, Folklore, Grief, humour, magic, reviews, Usborne Books
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The Book of Stolen Dreams: The Final Battle by David Farr illustrations by Kristina Kister
Even if you are not a lover of children’s books the name David Farr is probably familiar to you. As I sat down to write this review I noticed that his adaptation of John le Carré’s, The Night Manager continues … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, childrens_books, David Farr, fantasy, reviews, The Book of Stolen Dreams, Usborne Books
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Winter Reads: Enchanting Children’s Books for Christmas
As we approach Christmas and the days shorten there is a temptation to close the curtains in the evening and curl up with a good book. Here are two books published in the last month or so that although very … Continue reading
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Tagged childrens_books, Christmas, fairy tales, mystery, Serena Patel, Sophie Anderson, Usborne Books
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Shrapnel Boys by Jenny Pearson
Jenny Pearson has a reputation for balancing hilarity with a thoughtful look at life. Shrapnel Boys, her first work of historical fiction, is a departure; however, it is rich in her understanding of children and how they interact with each … Continue reading
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Tagged childrens_books, Historical fiction, Jenny Pearson, Usborne Books, WW2
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Finding Hope in New Children’s Books
One of the many things I find particularly engaging about reading and reviewing books for children is that if not always blessed with a perfect, happy ending they do usually provide a hopeful one. The news over the summer both … Continue reading
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Tagged Black History Month, childrens_books, family, Friendship, G M Linton, humour, Jamaica, Jenny Pearson, Survival, Usborne Books, Windrush
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