A nature poem for every day of the year.
Category: Children’s Fiction and Nonfiction
Each Peach Pear Plum and the comfort of mum-hugs
Where are the quiet, male heroes in children’s literature?
Where, in children's literature, do we reward simple, enduring decency with a prize that children might actually want?
Book review – The Only Child by Guojing
Gorgeous illustrated, wordless children's book.
'I need another book now,' said my son, 'to read until my throat is OK.'
Two great kids’ outdoor craft books: The Little Book of Whittling by Chris Lubkemann and Rock Art by Denise Scicluna
Taking the kids shopping in HAY ON WYE
A tea party from The Magic Faraway Tree (and taking fiction back into real life)
What do children like to read?
I read The Lost Words by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris
The Lost Words, a "modern spell book" about wildlife, written by Robert Macfarlane and illustrated by Jackie Morris.
Reading Paver’s Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series for children (and could we survive in the wild?)
The school librarian
On short stories in which nothing happens (writing with children)
Best reference books for children aged 3 to 12 years?
What are the best non-fiction books for children aged 3-12y? Did you have a reference book that you loved as much as a novel?
