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We are so proud to see The Magic Fish on the cover of this month's Booklist issue!

And bonus, fantastic features and reviews on our favorite medium 🤩 (and tons of RH Graphic books!)

Currently open to all readers. Check it out!
https://t.co/Yja1eO2pCv

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2020-07-09

My Russian publisher, Astrel, adds 'No One Gets Alive' to its Nevill list. Two more novels are in translation. With A16 translated years ago, I'm chuffed to have reached 7 novels in Russian.
Two horned salute to my Russian readers. I hope you're keeping well in a tough time.

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2020-07-07

designers and readers. I'm trying to determine if an image in my book makes sense. Do you get the general idea behind this image? It's meant to illustrate that 1-v-1 and 1-v-many are fine, but not many-v-many.

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2020-07-06

Your next fiction favorites from are here! Check out upcoming releases, including new novels and graphic novels for teen readers. Find their titles today at https://t.co/v2nEmR7k6n: https://t.co/F4tMJCPWyf

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2020-07-02

Some picture book biographies to share with readers. Including this one - a perfect book to use to talk about problem solving. https://t.co/trQ3DyYOLx

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2020-07-01

🐊 Know any children who'd love to read about alligators who are also investigators? 🕵️‍♀️ are giving the chance to read a laugh-out-loud series perfect for emerging readers. Pitch for the chance to take part here: https://t.co/vOWiWuHvrT.

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2020-06-29

Despite the grim setting the story is meant to be a mix of lighthearted tone and serious storytelling. There’s occasional colorful gore, dead bodies, and some language, so it might not be suitable for young or sensitive readers.

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2020-06-28

The latest book from the wonderful 'Little People, Big Dreams' series from by . Another excellent book to discuss about what has been happening in the news for Shibuya next week. It is so important to talk openly with our younger readers.

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2020-06-18

Saga
Big things happen here. Most of the characters come together & not all of them come out. This was shocking & will change a ton going forward. Wow. I'm so glad I've read this & I highly recommend it for comic readers. This is one I will not forget. So ready for more.

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2020-06-12

My thanks to all of today's followers, old and new, 'likes', re-tweeters, contributors and readers.

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2020-06-10

Thank you to all my readers. It's been 5 years ago since I saved the first Page of and granted i've gotten better since those pages...I hope. I hope you guys enjoyed the story and look forward to more because we are still getting started ;w;

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2020-06-10

A brilliant adventure involving twin explorers. Excellent twists and turns throughout the story and incredibly well written. I'd definitely recommend to Years 5 and 6 readers. It even has a thrilling second instalment: Darkwhispers

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2020-06-08

With a lovely local flavour and some very endearing kids, A Slice of Heaven by Des O’Leary gets the Sth Auckland tone just right. Fun banter and sporty drama, these kids will break and win your heart, perfect for reluctant high school readers.

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2020-06-08

Nat Turner by superstar cartoonist Kyle Baker.
Multi-award-winning, historically accurate tour de force. Truthful depictions of violence make this for older readers.
Teacher guide at the link.
https://t.co/2TbORxddow
Guide from by : https://t.co/nHiLdrOxE8

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2020-06-01

One of the most famous PUNCH cartoons of 'The Combat' by Illingworth from 1940 prompted hundreds of heartfelt letters from readers.

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2020-05-29

while i'm getting my sprite edits out, you may as well have chungus the bounty hunter as well since i just found him in my screenshots. some cheeky bonus content for the comment readers.

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2020-05-28

I spent two years reading the dialogues of Plato plus other secondary sources to get a feel for Socrates, in order to present him to middle-grade readers. It nearly did my head in, but I think I finally 'got' him! is out next week: https://t.co/OY1NgXsDbt ⬅️

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2020-05-22