Avid MG reader. Proud Mum and Headteacher. Beginning to use AI in school: ai-in-education.co.uk/ Views my own. @mrsfe77.bsky.social
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What a cute and informative story this is! Based on dog and childβs footprints found in Chauvet, France. Loved it. One to use in school for sure. πͺ π 𦴠π₯
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Captivating power anthology by @SueHardyDawson today. A delicious mix of funny, descriptive and moving poems. Hard to choose favorites but Grey Ghosts and Old Foxy are up there. π π¦ π π
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SO excited for our event with @annabelwriter today! It's not too late to book, but bookings will CLOSE at 10.30am.
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So excited to be offering signed and dedicated copies of The Ghost Leopard by Hannah Gold!
#kidlituk
ALT Holding cover of The Ghost Leopard by Hannah Gold, illustrated by Levi Pinfold.
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Hercules and the Minotaur @tvaughan88 Expect fun and heart in this much-loved diary format. Plenty of Greek Gods and mythical beast and heroes - though not THAT Hercules π Includes scuppered and discombobulated which are two of my favourite words!
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Dog-sitting. Bought my sister this years ago and only just realised how well it would fit in on a wall in The Eyrie. I do love the Skandar series @annabelwriter
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Loved If the Invader Comes @tompalmerauthor @BarringtonStoke Had to Google a few times which is always a good thing. Hope Cilla gets to fly in further books. Heart lifted at seeing Cadan give Mary and Jane a dressing down. Dad - hero and heartbreak!
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Well @tompalmerauthor Saffron buns are a new one on me. Are they your snack of choice down there? I have just started If the Invader comes and intriguedβ¦.
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Got this picture book biography of Theodore Roosevelt for a class in school but learned a lot from it myself. And I can now pick Teddy out at Mount Rushmore.
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Sparks or how to give Grandpa a Viking Funeral by Ally Kennen: an intriguing charity shop find that I have enjoyed. Violet Veil Mysteries aside, I havenβt come across an MG book featuring the days after death before - even the chapel of rest. And a carnival! Windows & mirrors!
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This was toe-curlingly good. Rather gory and rather brilliant. The style of Masque of Red Death is different - literally drags you along with it - and Bluebeard is a monster of a different kind altogether. Loved it. And it was from Whitby!
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Cannot wait. One of my favourite series of all time! Kester, the General and the white pigeon on stageβ¦. @EKCBradley You coming?
May 13
Excited to reveal where the Unicorn and National Theatre production of The Last Wild will be touring next year!
Coventry
Birmingham
Leeds
Leicester
Salford
Newcastle
Norwich
Sheffield
Southampton
PlymouthΒ
Nottingham
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May 15
π΅We are wrapping up the SuperQuesters Mission: Desert Danger blog tour in style over on Instagram @jac_in_a_book.
Missed the action so far? Catch up with amazing reviews from @jacquiS21, @book_craic, @mrsfe77 @vonprice and @checkemoutbooks.
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May 8
Repost this if you work in education.
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Here I am for my stop on the launch of SuperQuesters Mission: Desert Danger. All fun and games again - with a puzzle I could solve this time! Who knew sand dunes move? I didnβt. You canβt beat learning while enjoying a good story imo @QuestFriendz @pauliancross
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Wrong apostrophe!! π’
The Lionβs Run by @sarapennypacker is wonderful. Set in WW2 with a heroine trying to save a horse from the Nazis, it reminded me of Safe and Flight by Vanessa Harbour. β€οΈThe lebensborn storyline, however, is new to me. π Builds to a great ending. π΄ π¦ πββ¬
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The Lionβs Run by @sarapennypacker is wonderful. Set in WW2 with a heroine trying to save a horse from the Nazis, it reminded me of Safe and Flight by Vanessa Harbour. β€οΈThe lebensborn storyline, however, is new to me. π Builds to a great ending. π΄ π¦ πββ¬
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Leave the Trees by Benjamin Zephaniah and Melissa Castrillon: a simple poem with an important message and beautifully illustrated.
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Leave the Trees, Please by Benjamin Zephaniah and Melissa CastrillΓ³n is a deserving winner of the 2026 Margaret Mallett Award for Children's Non-Fiction. It is a lyrical plea to protect nature and the environment, accompanied by vibrant illustrations in a red and green palette.
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