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Max and Bird book cover by Ed Vere.
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Max and Bird

By georgieva.iskra  /  July 5, 2023
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The Secret Sky Garden

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    Black Dog

    By georgieva.iskra / September 13, 2023
    Cover of “Black Dog” by Levi Pinfold — a Kate Greenaway Medal–winning picture book review for KS1 readers about fear, perception, and courage, ideal for classroom discussions and emotional literacy.

    A family with three children lives in the woods, possibly near a village, faces a visit from a ‘monster’ – a black dog. Pinfold introduces the characters one by one when seeing the black dog outside their house. The author portrays each member of the Hope family on a page not only by text but also by drawing in a…

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    Marcus Cicero

    By georgieva.iskra / September 8, 2023

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    I Talk Like a River

    By georgieva.iskra / September 6, 2023
    Cover of “I Talk Like a River” by Jordan Scott, illustrated by Sydney Smith — a poetic picture book review for KS1 exploring stuttering, self-acceptance, and understanding differences.

    A boy different from his classmates, his disability makes him talk like a river. I Talk Like a River is the debut book of the Canadian poet Jordan Scott, which won the New York Times’ Best Children’s Book of 2020. The boy wakes up and faces the challenges of the day, unable to vocalise the sounds around him – his…

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    C. S. Lewis

    By georgieva.iskra / September 1, 2023

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    the Wolf the Duck & the Mouse

    By georgieva.iskra / August 30, 2023
    The Wolf, the Duck & the Mouse book cover by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen.

    A fable-like tale, “the Wolf the Duck & the Mouse,” takes the reader on an unusual journey. “Oh, woe! said the mouse.”  as he appears in the wolf’s stomach, eaten by the beast. To the mouse’s surprise, the duck sleeps there and is not pleased to find his new visitor. But gradually, the relationship between duck and mouse warms up…

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