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Beautifully drawn. Love how much can be conveyed just through image without a word.

1 13
2020-02-16

Wow- what a question!! My absolute favourite from last year with Y1 has to be Ocean Meets Sky by The Fan Brothers For older ones I’m totally in love with The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt 🥰😍

2 9
2020-02-16

I’m going “Stormy” by because it makes me cry.
“I want my hat back” by because it’s a perfect moment that is full of tension.
“Where TheWild Things Are” by Sendak just because and “Not now Bernard” by McKee as it’s so interesting

4 14
2020-02-16

Here's my Galapagos turtle from I Heart the World! He wants you to come visit, Serge

1 7
2020-02-06

Graphic novels are so multi-faceted. Multiple plots can converge or diverge from one another. Focal points can change. It takes the tired ‘story mountain’ & flips it completely.
I find that there’s so much potential for visual description & empathetic writing

2 10
2020-01-19

A3 Also popping in OLLIE AND AUGUSTUS for another awesome starting school book, about the dog bff left behind

0 7
2019-12-05

Q1. A House for Hermit Crab by Eric Carle. One day Hermit Crab discovers that he has outgrown his shell. He is frightened and moves into another shell

1 3
2019-12-05

A2 Florette captures the loss of the wilderness a child feels when they move to the city . ‘Amy & Louis’ tackles the loss of a best friend when one friend moves. No longer can the friends call cooee to each other across the playground. My heart ached reading this!

1 6
2019-12-05

A1: One (of many) favourite picture books with a theme of change and/or new beginnings is Perfectly Norman by

3 9
2019-12-05

For those confused about the time for the chat tonight! We look forward to partying with you soon 😃🎉📖

0 2
2019-12-05

The Afterwards shows she does a good line in cats

1 6
2019-11-13

Wolves for absolutely every question there. It is a work of utter genius.

1 10
2019-11-13

A1 (cont again) and how could I forget the hilarious I Love You, Stick Insect by

0 7
2019-11-07

I'd be very happy with a book called The Very Hangry Caterpillar 😂

0 4
2019-11-07

A1. Searching for Cicadas by is a real beauty 😍 his is a wonderful example of a gorgeous non-fiction book, featuring facts and interesting information, which are entwined with a lovely narrative.

2 9
2019-11-07

No worries! Daylight savings can be such a tricky thing when we live across different states! :D

0 1
2019-11-07