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If anyone is wondering how to support someone young or old (any age) through grief/loss/change. Then each of these have lots to offer. Core message is give people space to process on own terms and it's ok to be happy and sad (one doesn't cancel out other). #ReadersthatCare
@IsleworthReads @smithsmm @alligatorsmouth @Booktrust Some more suggestions. But if you only using one book I'd probably choose The Boy and the Moonimal.
One of things love about being a bookseller. Is when you look up a new book by one of your favourite authors @moiraworld and discover lots of other books by the same imprint. #ReadersthatCare
@timidstepper @JenniferKillick For more accessible spine chilling try Aveline Jones and Bigwoof conspiracy. For authors that like @JenniferKillick are pros at multi character development try Natasha Farant and Mark Dawson.
@katehitchings1 @lil_on_sea @Teacherglitter @one_to_read Personally for whole class I think. Out of Blue and Black Rock are better than any chapter book for that age. But, R enjoyed this first chapter book series in year 2.
@NickieEdu @MrEPrimary @RuddickRichard Have you discovered Hilda on Netflix. Need to watch all the way to end as Mountain King is ace!
@ImogenM16 @The_UKLA @OpenUni_RfP @guerriero_b @LyndaJGraham @Mat_at_Brookes @mattheweduk @jonnybid Very topical book. This is a boy living through war in Syria. But lots parallels with what's happening in Ukraine. @Nadinekaadan makes fantastic use of colour and space to communicate emotions and feelings. More is explained in my blog #UKLAchat https://t.co/F66wY9Kcmf
I am super excited that both these books are coming out next week. @bookloverJo at @Eloisejwilliams You can pre order them from an independent bookseller. https://t.co/GRQsGEzMDM @PrimarySchoolBC @OpenUni_RfP