Inspiring Young Readers
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D-Day Dog posted on 14 Jun 2019
Jack loves two things more than almost anything else – his dog Finn and the war games videos he plays with his dad.
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Binx Lost in France posted on 01 Jun 2019
Binx the black cat was very excited because he and his family were off for an adventure in France.
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The Jesse Tree posted on 27 May 2019
I do love a good cosy crime whodunit so was delighted to see that this new YA story had one at its heart.
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What can we be? posted on 22 May 2019
Millie finds life at home very boring compared to the time she spends at school with her friends.
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McTavish Takes The Biscuit posted on 20 May 2019
I first encountered McTavish the dog and his owners, the Peachey family, in the previous book in this series, McTavish Goes Wild.
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The Poetical Institute's Peculiar Powers of Vegetables and Fruit posted on 15 May 2019
If you know a child who loathes leeks, hates haricot beans, finds radishes revolting or is sickened by swedes, this may well be the book you need ...
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The Disconnect posted on 12 May 2019
Could this novel be any more prescient or pressing?
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The Adventures of Pinocchio posted on 08 May 2019
If, like me, you’ve watched and loved the Disney animation of Pinocchio and you’ve assumed you know the story well enough
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Pink posted on 06 May 2019
Like most adults, young children like to be relatively inconspicuous so that they can fit in with the crowd and feel safely at home.
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Home Ground posted on 28 Apr 2019
Sam fervently believes that his football team, West Park Celtic can start winning games...