Don't have a clue where to start when it comes to politics? Want a fun and accessible way to teach your kids? Politics for Beginners is a great starting point! Politics for Beginners is a brilliant book filled with facts to teach kids all about politics - not just our politics in the UK, but … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Politics for Beginners
SUNDAY SUNDAY SO GOOD TO MEEEEEEEEEEEEEE... Well well, fancy seeing you around here #SixforSunday, do you come here often? I've enjoyed posing questions to different people this month for #SixforSunday. Thanks to everyone who has answered my questions! It's always really interesting to get answers! Today's prompt however is: Six questions people always ask ME … Continue reading S4S – What do people always ask me?
HELLO THERE. It's not a Sunday and I'm posting a #SixforSunday post. WHATSOEVER IS THAT ABOUT? Well... I'm just posting the rest of the prompts for the year... do not fear. The world is not broken. Before we go any further, I'd like to say a massive thank you to EACH AND EVERY one of … Continue reading #SixforSunday prompts take 2
Hi guys! Today I'm doing a book tag I saw on my friend Kelly's blog a while ago and I thought I'd get involved. I love a book tag. (If you're interested in Kelly's post, which is wonderful, check it out here. You should definitely check out Kelly's blog, cause it's lush!) (Keep your eyes peeled … Continue reading Rapid Fire Book Tag
The Bubble Boy - a touching story about friendship and helping others "Eleven-year-old Joe can't remember a life outside of his hospital room, with its beeping machines and view of London's rooftops. His condition means he's not allowed outside, not even for a moment, and his few visitors risk bringing life-threatening germs inside his 'bubble'. … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Stewart Foster
What's made me smile recently? Getting a job. Following my dreams. Working hard. Realising it's OK to be scared and it's OK to be afraid of failure, but not to let it take over. Reading. Bank holiday weekends. Productivity. Taking time to myself. Meals out with friends. Meals out with family. Deliveroo. Wagamamas. A bottle … Continue reading Forget your troubles, come on get happy…
Hello, I'm Steph and I finished reading Crooked Kingdom about 2 weeks ago. I'm STILL NOT OVER THESE BOOKS. I know. I know. The fact I've only just read them and it's taken me so long to get this review up. I am the most terrible bookish human ever... BUT I HAVE SUCH FEELINGS NOW. … Continue reading BOOKBLOG: Leigh Bardugo (stole my heart)
This past weekend, I was invited to speak at a Youth Libraries Group event hosted at 7 Stories and as part of the event we were allowed to have a look around 7 Stories at the exhibitions on show. So during lunchtime, I tottled off down the stairs and had a look at 2 of … Continue reading Take a trip to 7 Stories
Recently, I have been given the task of leading the school library, and I have to say it is my utter delight to embrace it. I'm aware I am in a very lucky position that we have an actual library (it's shelves in the corridor at the minute) and that many schools aren't as fortunate … Continue reading Libraries are for winners!
Hello there! Sunday again. Where did this week go? I'm sure someone is making these weeks go VERY quickly... the further we go, the closer it is to my teacher training being over (which thrills and terrifies me in EQUAL measure tbh). However, back to #SixforSunday. Today's prompt I found HARD. However, I am a … Continue reading S4S – questions for publishers
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