Morning friends and yeti alike! How are we all? Today we have a post with double the whammy... author content and a book review in one go! How very lucky are you all? As part of the blog tour for International Yeti Collective by Paul Mason, I was invited to share my thoughts on the … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: International Yeti Collective
Hi pals! Today is an exciting day! Today I'm part of the Christopher Pumpkin blog tour and I'm sharing with you my perfect Halloween playlist! I loved the idea of doing something a little bit different when I was emailed from the publishers... and naturally the playlist was the first thing I wanted to grab! … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: Christopher Pumpkin
Hello hello hello friends! How are you all? I know, I know I've already posted today... but today is one of those special days here at A Little But A Lot: a TWO POST DAY! I was invited to be part of the blog tour for The Ghouls of Howlfair by Nick Tomlinson and I … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: The Ghouls of Howlfair
WELCOME TO WORLD SPACE WEEK. Settle in for a review of a book filled with stars, surprises and SUNthing wonderful! Sorry for the cheesy opening! Today I'm here with a review of an absolutely beautiful non-fiction book I was sent! I'm honoured to be part of the blog tour to share this book because it … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: Dr Maggie’s Grand Tour of the Solar System
Hello there everyone! How are we doing? Happy October to you all! Now, I'll be honest with you, I'm not a massive fan of this time of year because I do NOT like the dark mornings and dark nights. Plus, I am NOT a fan of Halloween. So you know... if we could just skip October … Continue reading September in books
Hello friends! You've clicked on a blog post with a question as the title, so I guess you want to know my reasons behind the question. Well, settle in for a little lesson in Why Steph reads Children's Books and Some Recommendations. Well... this all stems from the fact that I read this book by … Continue reading Why do you read so many children’s books?
The Battle For Perfect: a creepily perfect ending! "Things have quietened down in the town that used to be Perfect. But stories reach Violet and Boy of five missing scientists. And then they discover something odd in the forest outside Town – a mirror maze hiding a huge castle. Creeping inside, they overhear a terrible … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Helena Duggan
The Girl Who Speaks Bear: storytelling at its finest (proof copy: see further down for the finished copy) "Found abandoned in a bear cave as a baby, 12-year-old Yanka has always felt out of place in her small village. When she wakes up to find that her legs have become bear legs, she sets off … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Sophie Anderson
Hello there! How are you today? Do you want to know a little secret? On Saturday, I read 6 books and it was JOYOUS. They were all short, illustrated chapter books and I had such a wonderful few hours just indulging in books. I thought it would be LUSH to share with your a little … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Illustrated chapter books round up!
Hello! How are you all? Today, I thought I would share some pictures of the books my class are reading... cause they're all reading some absolute corkers. Starting this academic year, I really wanted to get my kids excited about books and about reading. I'm such an advocate for reading for pleasure that I want … Continue reading What we’re reading!
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