We're all our own museums

A young girl and her grandmother share stories in My Momo-la is a Museum by Mamta Nainy & Violet Kim

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Body-swap and K-Pop

Skylar and the K-Pop Headteacher by Luan Goldie features an inter-generational body swap with a background soundtrack provided by Korean pop.

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It's the tragic story of a double double-cross

The Bind by William Goldsmith tells the fictional story of the tragedy that befell the premier early 20th century bookbinding firm of Egret.

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Feeling peckish?

Snack, please! by Georgie Birkett will remind everyone that eating is about finding the right balance between the lure of the delicious snack and the value of a well-balanced meal. 

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Friends reunited

Bear and Bird: The Adventure and other stories by JARVIS gives younger readers four more entertaining episodes with clear life lessons to be learned. 

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A place where nothing ever really happens

Living by Henry Green, published in 1929, seeks to cast light on the working class experience.

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