Good morning everyone! It's finally time to share what I read in August. As we all know, the Summer holidays is the best of times to read and I always get through so so many books... and this year was no different! I read a massive chunk of kids books and they all made my … Continue reading August in books
Tag: readingteachers
Reading teachers? Look out for Reading Recharged
Reading Recharged: an invaluable book filled with incredible ideas for reading! Reading Recharged includes a wide range of creative ideas, top tips and photocopiable activities for KS1 and KS2. The book is designed to spark a love of reading for pleasure alongside covering all seven reading skills from the National Curriculum (vocabulary, inference, summarising, predicting, commentating, … Continue reading Reading teachers? Look out for Reading Recharged
BOOK BLOG: Happy here
Happy Here: full of sheer delights - an anthology for everyone! With an introduction from bestselling author Sharna Jackson, Happy Here features stories and poems by 10 Black British authors for readers aged 7+. Exploring themes of joy, home and family through a wide range of genres and styles, each author has been paired with a different … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Happy here
July in books
Good morning everyone! Apologies for my quietness around here recently. It’s the holidays and my brains just needed a rest. I’m hoping to get back to regular posting in the next few weeks, but I promise you I’m not going anywhere! IN JULY, I READ 12 BOOKS I’m chuffed I managed to read so many … Continue reading July in books
June in books
Good morning everyone! Apologies for my quietness around here recently. We've reached the exhausted time of year and there's still 2 weeks to go as I write this - I am just in a permanent state of exhausted and just existing is taking all of my energy (I wish that was an exaggeration, ha). I've … Continue reading June in books
BOOK BLOG: Abi Elphinstone
The Crackledawn Dragon: a story of hope, trust and joy! 11-year-old Zebedee Bolt is on the run. Again. Only this time it’s not the police who find him. It’s an evil harpy called Morg. And when she hauls him into Crackledawn, an Unmapped kingdom that conjures sunlight for our world, Zeb discovers running away only … Continue reading BOOK BLOG: Abi Elphinstone
May in books
Good morning! IT’S WRAP UP TIME! May has been, gone and left us all in its wake. We are already well into June! The sun is shining (WOOHOO) and there is joy to be had! I continued to have a very productive May thanks to a half term holiday and honestly, it was what my … Continue reading May in books
April in books
Good morning! IT’S WRAP UP TIME! April has been, gone and left us all in its wake. We are now steam rolling into May! The sun is shining (sometimes) and there is joy to be had! I had a pretty productive reading month in April because of Viperthon! IN APRIL, I READ 16 BOOKS I … Continue reading April in books
March in books
Good morning! IT’S WRAP UP TIME! March has been and gone (I was meant to post this last Friday, but honestly, I was just too tired and too interested in reading to turn my laptop on!). I was surprised by how many books I read in March - I didn't think I'd done as well … Continue reading March in books
My Viper-thon TBR
HAPPY VIPERTHON MONTH EVERYONE!! Tis the holy month of Vulture release by the ever wonderful Bex Hogan, and to celebrate this glorious occasion, I am involved in hosting a readathon inspired by the world itself. If you want to know more information, you can check out my blog post all about it here: Viper-thon Announcement. … Continue reading My Viper-thon TBR
