Real-Life Disasters
Two years ago I blogged about the book Real-Life Mysteries a fabulous investigative non-fiction book about mysterious creatures and the unexplained which went on
Category: Non-Fiction
The Life of Anne Frank
Friday 8th May 2020 marks 75 years Anniversary of VE Day. As I sit in my flat during lockdown, in unprecedented times, I think
A Very Literary Lockdown
Well, it’s been a bit of a month or two hasn’t it? Life as we know it has changed, my library has been closed
Why? A Sciencey Rhymey Guide to Rainbows
I think this must be one of the most perfect books for our currently Coronovirus-riddled climate. Not only are thousands of parents now finding
Luna’s Red Hat
I will be honest that this is not a book that I would ever want to have to put into the hands of a
Jasper Space & Viking Dog
I’m always on the look out for brilliant non-fiction titles, of which there are now many fine examples. Non-fiction is a great way to
Level Headers by B Small Publishing
It’s September, and for a lot of children this is a month that can be packed jammed with change to routine and life, and
WOW! Non-Fiction
Oh I love non-fiction books for children, the benefits of this category of book are overwhelming, they’re engaging, educational, inspiring, dip-in-and-outable (yes I’ve just invented
B is for Breast Cancer
Whether we are becoming more aware, or whether they are actually on the increase, mental health issues among children and adults is something talked about
The Histronauts – A Viking Adventure
Sometime earlier in the year I received a copy of Histronauts An Egyptian Adventure and A Roman Adventure. I read them, reviewed them (read it
