2019

  • The Last Human by Lee Bacon

    The Last Human by Lee Bacon

    In The Last Human, robots have taken over the world and humans are extinct. One day a young robot; XR_935, and his co-workers discover a human girl, Emma, and are thrown into quandary as they decide how to deal with the situation – they have always been told how evil humans are and how much…


  • The Giant Jam Sandwich by John Vernon Lord & Janet Burroway

    The Giant Jam Sandwich by John Vernon Lord & Janet Burroway

    The Giant Jam Sandwich was one of my favourite childhood stories, there was a copy in my infant school classroom and a copy in my book corner when I started teaching. I lent my copy to a friend but I didn’t get it back so when I saw it in a bookshop I immediately bought…


  • Oh NO, BEAR! by Joanne Partis

    Oh NO, BEAR! by Joanne Partis

    Oh NO, BEAR! is a wonderfully illustrated, very amusing story about friendship. Bear is getting ready to hibernate and having enough to eat is an important part of his preparations. Luckily his friends are getting their winter food stores ready but they aren’t prepared for just how hungry Bear is. This wonderful woodland story is…


  • A Planet Full Of Plastic by Neal Layton
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    A Planet Full Of Plastic by Neal Layton

    A Planet Full Of Plastic gives a fascinating insight into the ways we use plastic in our everyday lives – how it was invented, how it is used and, most importantly, how we can reduce our plastic consumption and deal with our rubbish. It’s a really thought provoking and inspirational picture book and a fabulous…


  • Vera Jewel is Late for School by Nicola Kent

    Vera Jewel is Late for School by Nicola Kent

    Vera Jewel is Late for School is the amusing story of a determined, innovative little girl who can’t manage to get to school on time and as the week goes on it doesn’t get any better! This is a great book to read at this time of year, most children have gone back to school…


  • The Golden Acorn by Katy Hudson

    The Golden Acorn by Katy Hudson

    Squirrel is extremely competitive and loves to win but this year the rules for the Golden Acorn Hunt have changed and she can’t compete alone, she must be part of a team. Luckily Squirrel has a fabulous group of friends who are prepared to help her put together a team but none of them are…


  • The SEA SAW by Tom Percival

    The SEA SAW by Tom Percival

    The SEA SAW is a beautifully illustrated, incredibly emotive story about the loss of a well loved teddy bear on a day out to the beach. Sofia’s bear is particularly special as it belonged to her mother, when we first read the book we couldn’t stop turning the pages in the hope that it would…


  • I want a Friend by Anne Booth & Amy Proud

    I want a Friend by Anne Booth & Amy Proud

    I want a Friend is the adorable story of little Arthur who desperately wants a friend. Many children will be starting school or pre-school next month and will be meeting and making new friends, just like Arthur. But making friends can be tricky – as Arthur discovers!


  • Blogtour: Save the Day for Ada May! by Elizabeth Dale & Patrick Corrigan
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    Blogtour: Save the Day for Ada May! by Elizabeth Dale & Patrick Corrigan

    We are delighted to join author Elizabeth Dale, illustrator Patrick Corrigan and Willow Tree Books on their Save the Day for Ada May! blog tour. Save the Day for Ada May! is a wonderfully interactive story which encourages children to move the book in various ways to help get Ada May out of some tricky situations.


  • Together We Can by Caryl Hart & Ali Pye
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    Together We Can by Caryl Hart & Ali Pye

    Together We Can! is such a wonderful title, perfect for this heartwarming and inspirational picture book by Caryl Hart and Ali Pye which celebrates friendships in all shapes and sizes! It is a joy to read aloud and has so many wonderful little details in the brightly coloured illustrations.