Lunchtime by Rebecca Cobb: Blog tour: Dramatisation
Lunchtime by Rebecca Cobb is one of our favourite picture books and is coming out in paperback! We made a video dramatisation – well, four, actually!
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Picture books for Halloween and beyond
Our round-up of picture books for Halloween and beyond – witches, ghosts and monsters, oh my!
Halloween Book Week: Children’s scary and suspenseful books
Today is all about the children with round-ups of Halloweeny books for children of different ages – here’s what we’ve got in store today.
Zoe and Beans: Pants on the Moon! by Chloë and Mick Inkpen
Pants on the Moon! is a fabulous and fantastical story, beautifully illustrated in a style that appeals to children and adults alike.
Review: Badger the Mystical Mutt, by Lyn McNicol and Laura Cameron Jackson
Badger the Mystical Mutt is a chapter book suited to newly independent readers. Our review tells what RoRo (5) thinks of it and my opinion.
Review: Lunchtime by Rebecca Cobb
The girls and I review Lunchtime by Rebecca Cobb, a beautiful picture book with a lovely story. (Includes video reading as well as review.)
Book review: Sparkle’s Song and The Fearsome Beastie
Reviews of two lovely picture books from Maverick Books – Sparkle’s Song and The Fearsome Beastie.
Blog tour: Chris Haughton’s Oh No, George!
Today, we’re very lucky to be part of another Walker Books Picture Book Picnic blog tour. This time, it’s the turn of Chris Haughton, who is promoting his brand new book Oh No, George! George is a dog who wants to be good. He wants to please his owner and …
Children’s books about books and reading
I was reading The Tickety Tale Teller to LaLa last night and it always gives me a warm glowing feeling, because at its centre are reading and books and being read to and how wonderful these all are. Then I wondered what other children’s books there are about reading and …
Oliver Jeffers’ Lost and Found Pop-up
We love Oliver Jeffers here. My dad bought RoRo How to Catch a Star when we were on a day trip to Weston-super-Mare a few years ago. Reading it always brings tears to my eyes. Because it’s such a lovely story, but also because it has the added effect of …
