Happy Sunday Bibliofriends, We are continuing our Celebration of Children's Books this November with a post today all about children's books I'd love to read! We have just rebanded all of our books at school and my class has so many in there that I'd love to read. I've given up trying to look at... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday Bibliofriends, We are continuing our Celebration of Children's Books this November with a post today all about children's books I'd love to jump into! One of the biggest reasons I love to read is that ability a book has to make me escape into a completely different world. That's been a particularly crucial... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday Bibliofriends, We are continuing our Celebration of Children's Books this November with a post today all about children's books that would make brilliant graphic novels! Being totally honest, I don't really read Graphic novels - they aren't ever a genre that's really been on my radar until recently so I must apologise to... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday Bibliofriends, It's a brand new month and a brand new theme today on Six For Sunday and this November we are celebrating all things Children's Books! As a child I loved kids' books, as an adult I still love kids' books and as a teacher I still love and use kids' books to... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday Bibliofriends! What a busy weekend it’s been! I’ve been to a wedding, a rugby match, an evening watching my friend’s band play at one of the bars in our local town and later I’m off to the cinema! I’ll be posting more about where I’m up to with my April TBR and the... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday Bibliofriends! A new month brings a new bookish prompt in Six for Sunday world. For those who don’t already know, Six for Sunday is a weekly list-based meme created by Steph @ALittleButALot and has a different weekly prompt based on a monthly theme. April is all about children’s literature and as a primary school... Continue Reading →
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