Master storyteller Emily Rodda , author of the incredibly imaginative and successful, His Name was Walter, has created another magical story. Fantastic characters flow through sub-stories whose twists and turns deliver something new with each diversion. Milly lives in Tidgy […]
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Three Tales of the Merry Mariner and the Intrepid Family Wicklow | Book Review Book Review of Three Tales of the Merry Mariner and the Intrepid Family Wicklow | The Children’s Book Review Written by M. Ray Rempen Ages 7-10 […]
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‘Bear,’ said Rat. ‘I’ve been wondering. Will we always hold hands like this, even when we are old and wrinkly… Bear and Rat are special friends. The best of friends. Forever friends. Soul mates. As they journey together through the […]
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Grasshopper by Tatiana Ukhova is a wordless story of compassion, emotional growth, and understanding. Told through a mixture of full-page bleeds and smaller panels, readers follow a young child as she explores the natural world around her. When she finds […]
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The Blue House [Amazon | Book Depository] Written and Illustrated by Phoebe Wahl Published by Tundra Books (2020) ISBN: 1984893394 (ISBN13: 9781984893390) Borrowed from Overdrive. Book photos taken by me. The first time I heard the term ‘gentrification’ was from a childhood friend […]
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The smallest bee (5 years old) and I had a #kiddate at QPAC last night, to see ‘Bluey’s Big Play The Stage Show’. Me: So Bluey on the stage is going to be a puppet show with a ‘real life’ […]
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This first in a new series is like a glorious pudding filled with many delicious ingredients: witches, ghosts, dragons and other magical creatures, sinister villains, secrets, adventure, mystery, magic, lots of humour, and touches of history, folklore, and legends. Clearly, […]
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Newton and Curie: The Science Squirrels by Daniel Kirk Review Copy from Abrams Books for Young Readers Daniel Kirk’s picture books have been engaging and enchanting my family since Chugga-Chugga-Choo-Choo, written by Kevin Lewis, became a staple in our home […]
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