Children’s books mainly by British authors and illustrators. Many include themes focusing on nature.
Once upon a time there was a brave little knight who “helped dragons, monsters, princesses and kings.” Yes! Sir Charlie Stinky Socks is back in […]
Who’s whispering about Sir Charlie Stinky Socks? Read More »
There’s something about hideouts that children just love. Whether it’s a tent in the house or a treehouse or a fun nook, hideouts become magical
The Castle in the Field by Michael Morpurgo Read More »
When Gorilla was published in 1983 it marked the breakthrough of Anthony Browne as a children’s author and illustrator. Now it’s viewed as a modern
Gorilla by Anthony Browne – 30th Anniversary Edition Read More »
Whoohoooo! And in case you’re wondering…that’s me giving a howl of delight after reading Young Werewolf by Cornelia Funke and illustrated by David Roberts. And
Young Werewolf by Cornelia Funke Read More »
When my daughter removed the wrapping of her gift – Cinderella’s Secret Diary by Faye Hanson – what struck me was the artwork. Although the
Cinderella’s Secret Diary by Faye Hanson Read More »
My kids – not surprisingly – are fascinated by space so I was ‘over the moon’ when I found the perfect space book for kids:
Found it. The perfect space book for kids. Professor Astro Cat’s Frontiers of Space. Read More »
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