The Boy in the Big Blue Glasses by Susanne Gervay and Marjorie Crosby-Fairall. I was fortunate to see this story at various stages of the publication process, so, you can imagine my excitement when I received the printed copy on my doorstep. Susanne has created an emotionally charged story that will resonate with many children …
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Everyone enjoys reading for different reasons. At some level, I think many of us enjoy observing and listening to others as they travel through life. Reading fiction is a fantastic way to do this. Stories are magical treasures that give us permission to check out what others are doing, listen in to what they are …
At The End of Holyrood Lane by Dimity Powell and Nicky Johnston I’ve had a bit of a reviewing explosion lately courtesy of EK Books. One book I have had for a little while but only now getting to review, is At The End of Holyrood Lane by Dimity Powell and Nicky Johnston. I have …
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George by Pat Simmons and Katrin Dreiling ‘We’ve made an appointment. We’ve not told him yet. We can’t put it off. George must visit the vet.’ George’s fate is sealed, he’s off to the vet, and he doesn’t want a bar of it. He’ll do whatever he can to avoid it. He hides under the …
Up to Something by Katrina McKelvey and Kirrili Lonergan Billy loves spending time with his Dad. He’s heard Dad banging, drilling and sawing away in his shed many times. A visit to Fred’s Hardware Store reveals the perfect opportunity for Billy and Dad to work together – The Big Race. ‘Can we enter the race?’ …
Grandpa’s Noises by Gareth St John Thomas and Colin Rowe When I arrive at Grandpa’s, he makes a noise like a rusty gate opening. ‘Eeeeaarrrrlllooo’. That means hello. Through the eyes of an interestingly different kind of grandchild, we are taken on a journey through the day in the life of loveable old Grandpa. Grandpa’s …
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