The Histronauts – A Greek Adventure
When I was approached to join the blog tour for the latest Histronoauts book, I honestly didn’t hesitate. I’ve been recommending this series in
Category: Non-Fiction
Amara and the Bats
Isn’t there something just wonderful about passions, a favourite animal, a craft activity, a place or maybe a sport? Those passions and interests are
Science and Me
Science and Me is the start of the journey, the launchpad into exploration, inspiration and knowledge. It’s exciting, interesting and the perfect way to enthuse children about science, history and really show what human beings from all backgrounds, and therefore they, are capable of.
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
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
