Just Imagineさんのイラストまとめ

The Uprising: The Mapmakers in Cruxcia by Eirlys Hunter is ‘a really exhilarating read, fast paced…would be enjoyed in Y5 & Y6…& could accompany a topic on map reading…or in PSHE lessons to show teamwork and resilience’. Read @MrsAtkinreads review: https://t.co/X0ZVIfxtCU

Unicorn Seekers: The Map of Lost Unicorns by Cerrie Burnell from @scholasticuk ‘combines contemporary adventure and mythical magic in a story that has both charm and excitement’. Read @Alibrarylady review here: https://t.co/CoGRGzHPqd

Strong by Clara Anganuzzi from @LittleTigerUK ‘is a book for younger children…to be shared when a class is considering stories about social development as much as when they are playing at dragons’.
Read @nickswarb review for Just Imagine here: https://t.co/6XCruXTHMB

‘The artistry and scope of the images, balanced by spare, understated and poetic language, make The Baker by the Sea, by Paula White, a book to return to again and again.’ @templarbooks
Read Eve Bearne’s full review here: https://t.co/ESrujC7gEc

While the Storm Rages by Phil Earle from @AndersenPress ‘is an enthralling page-turner & likely to be another success with readers, as it gives an unusual insight into the history of everyday life during World War Two’. Read Eve Bearne’s full review here: https://t.co/e5cTv0eUPj

Solo by Adam Beer from @simonkids_UK - ‘Children will enjoy the energy Solo’s character brings to the story in what is a light-hearted and lovely tale of friendship.’Read @hmorgan09 full review here: https://t.co/8j2Q4dRvxl

The real-world parallels relating to collective responsibility & concern for the world around us, & each other, makes Flooded by Mariajo Ilustrajo a fine book suitable for all years across the primary phase. @FL_Childrens
Read @GalwayMr full review here: https://t.co/W7sBAZa55k

Small by Hannah Moffatt ‘would be a perfect book to read aloud to a class from Y3 onwards’ with ‘so much potential to bring the characters to life through the use of voice…& discussions about self-belief & friendship ’. Read Helen Morgan’s review here: https://t.co/I4MF6uNjsd

Spies by David Long and Terri Po from @FaberChildrens ‘will hook readers of all ages from nine years and up and it is the perfect companion to a WW2 topic’.
Read @royjamesmoss full review here: https://t.co/Bmbeieml78

An Artist’s Eyes by Frances Tosdevin and Clemence Monnet from @FL_Childrens ‘is a delightful book that celebrates creativity and the unique perspectives we all bring to our view of the world’.
Read @sam_keeley1 full review here: https://t.co/tJS86aBEpZ