A Picture Puffin for you today – The Story About Ping by Marjorie Flack and Kurt Wiese, first publishing in 1933. In case you don’t
The 1908 children’s classic book Anne of Green Gables. Didn’t much care for it as a child, what would adult me have to say?
“The Doldrums, my young friend, are where nothing ever happens and nothing ever changes.” I don’t know about you, but I’m struggling with January. Here
I hope you are all staying safe and dry today as Storm Claudia rages through the UK. I did manage a walk around the block
Happy Halloween! Here are the Bobbsey Twins enjoying a little pumpkin carving. What are you planning to do with your leftover pumpkin?
Happy Halloween! Here are the Bobbsey Twins enjoying a little pumpkin carving. What are you planning to do with your leftover pumpkin?
Does Kate Greenaway’s famous 1886 picture book A Apple Pie provide the perfect inspiration for what to do with all those apples?
Cosy reads for autumn 🍁🍂 If you’re a fan of crisp autumn days, watching the birds and reading under a blanket with a brew, you
Paul Gallico’s wonderful 1966 fable The Man Who Was Magic. Part fairy tale, part social commentary, fully amazing.
What happens when you read the book of a film you love? Next up: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs by Judi and Ron Barrett.
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