Bank Holiday Monday is a perfect time to start a readathon! Luckily the wonderful Rachel (the #SundayYA boss lady) has started a brilliant Sunday YA readathon and I am excited about it! She created this incredible bingo board style mission! I'm going across the middle! There's so many ways I could've gone! I have about … Continue reading #SundayYAthon TBR
"Compare town and country scenes full of clever little details in this beautiful new Turnaround Book – spot buses, trains, and skyscrapers in the town and tractors, mountains, and farm animals in the country. Open the book one way to explore the town scene and then flip the book over to delve into the country … Continue reading BOOKBLOG: Craig Shuttleworth
Book post doesn't come any more special than a MASSIVE BOX. I came home last week to a MASSIVE BOX. And I mean massive. I was most taken aback. Who's sending me such a large parcel? I did not know, I was not expecting anything! Cut to a minute later when my excitement had built … Continue reading #BigBookClub
Hello! Time for a tag! I haven't done one in forever! Thank you so much to Kelly @ Kelly's Rambles for tagging me and Louise, Amy and Charlotte for creating it! Can't wait to share some of my favourites with you all! The rules are simple: if you’re tagged you need to answer the questions and tag four of your bookish pals, … Continue reading The Ice Lolly Book Tag
Second post today! How lucky are you all! This time round, I'm sharing a Q&A with the lovely authors of 'The Snake Who Baked A Cake'! How exciting! ------------------------------------------------------ 1. What's your favourite thing about writing for children? We love seeing children’s reaction to our story, as this really brings the written words to life. … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: The Snake Who Baked A Cake
Today, I am very lucky that I get to host a brilliant author and she is going to share some creative writing tips with us! Thank you so much to Claire McFall and Kelpies Edge for inviting me on this blog tour! I can't wait to see the rest of the posts... some of them … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: Claire McFall
The Explorer: incredible, adventure filled story with unexpected heroes "Fred, Con, Lila, and Max are on their way back to England from Manaus when the plane they’re on crashes and the pilot dies upon landing. For days they survive alone, until Fred finds a map that leads them to a ruined city, and to a … Continue reading BOOKBLOG: Katherine Rundell
Bon matin! How is everyone? It's Sunday again! Time for another round of #SixforSunday! This week's theme is: Magical books So here are 6 of my favourite "magical" books! The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern The Paper Magician trilogy - Charlie N. Holmberg (but seriously, you need to get on this if you're a lover … Continue reading S4S – Magical books
Superbat: fun, beautifully illustrated and educational! "Pat is an ordinary bat who wants nothing more than to be special. But when he proclaims himself a superbat, the other bats laugh and say that anything he can do, like fly and navigate through the dark, they can do too. Disheartened that his friends have the same … Continue reading BOOKBLOG: Matt Carr
This past weekend, my friend Kelly (over at Kelly's Ramblings) decided we would get some of the samplers we got at YALC read! It was really tough choosing the 5 we would read but in the end we came up with these: (I was in my trusty Starbucks, at the window, as usual on a Sunday!) … Continue reading #SamplerSunday
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