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A1. I thought would choose this one so I didn’t 🤣 PEGGY by the wonderful ❤️❤️❤️

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2020-05-07

Are you planning to tune in to tomorrow’s

Read about 's work in setting up the on page 21 of INCITE.

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2020-05-06

A stunning true story from India about a boy who nurtured a forest. The illustrations are beautiful I’ll be adding this into

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2020-05-03

Got a bit of an obsession with the artwork of Chris Van Dusen - a Piglet Named Percy arrived today then realised he’s illustrated a series of books set in the same street written by the brilliant Kate DiCamillo! Also The Circus Ship is stunning.

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2020-04-19

A4: Picture books show us that friends can help to share the load when times are tough

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2020-04-02

A3 Winnie the Pooh and piglet by A A Milne
Who doesn’t need a Piglet in their life? Besides, it is such a tender book with great insight.

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2020-04-02

A1 Hi guys! A fave friendship PB of mine is IZZY AND FRANK by Katrina Lehman and ~ a gorgeous story about a girl and the seagull she must leave behind.

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2020-04-02

A1(a) George and Martha by James Marshal
George and Martha were such imperfect and boisterous characters. It amused our daughter greatly and she gained a more wholesome and realistic view of friendship from them.

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2020-04-02

15mins until we get this party started! Don't forget to bring along your favourite freindship themed picture books!

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2020-04-02

My first completed page from my picture book! Three and a half spreads to go! My ‘roughs’ are very different t to my finished work.

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2020-03-19

Yes! Love Greenling! The Dam too, the way the shards of light slice through the images is really startling.

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2020-03-16

Read Every Picture Book in the Library challenge book “The Storm” by Akiko Miyakoshi 2016.

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2020-03-10

A2 Losing a pet is so hard! Margaret Wild and Freya Blackwood’s book, Harry and Hopper, is amazing at exploring this. A book on coming to terms with loss and finding the ability to say goodbye.

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2020-03-05

A1 I recently enjoyed Mr Scruff by Simon James. It’s about finding the right pet/owner and how the perfect match isn’t always initially obvious. I love the flow of this book

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2020-03-05

A1: As usual, there are too many to pick a favourite, but here’s a selection of the first few pet books that spring to mind (all pet dogs for some reason)

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2020-03-05

A1. I absolutely love Joey and Riley by . A beautiful story of the bond between a boy and his dog, that time nor distance can break. The illustrations are also wonderful.

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2020-03-05

I’ve used Night of the Gargoyles in Creative Writing. Beats that old SATS writing piece about the statues that move. There’s some parallels to Van Allsburg here.

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2020-02-16

A3. I like his use of three panels to deliver the story thread.

Frog normal. Single odd frog. Every frog - think it is clever sequencing of the same scene. Same with the zooming in to show the panic and puzzlement.

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2020-02-17