Work in schools is done now until January . . . and the cardboard reindeer is up on display. Thanks to everyone here who has shared, ‘liked’, commented, and made me smile this year.
Wishing you a relaxing Christmas. 🙂 D
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So inspirational 😭

A storm, a rising sea, and a family that refuses to let go.

In “The House That Floated” by #Goujing, stunning art tells a delicate, wordless tale of resilience and love.

A #PicturebookPage treasure, it is a #WordlessWonder, quietly powerful and unforgettable. Just Perfect! One of the best of ‘25

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The Game I will Never Forget by Onjali Q. Rauf The Book in Rhyme… “When you love nothing more in life than the games that you play, Until you find out your grandma is coming to stay. “Where’s she staying?” You ask. The attic maybe? “Your room!”…

#SundaymorningBookChat this week is about difficult subject matter. Yesterday I blogged about the new book by #onjaliqRauf who tackles dementia in a grandparent with authenticity and warmth. What would you recommend? tomsbookcorner.wordpress.com/2025/09/06/t...

The Dinosaur Next Door by @dc-litchfield.bsky.social is a delight. Beautifully simple story about identity and allowing people to live their lives. Dazzling illustrations on every page. His use of colour to show emotion at different times is something that children will love exploring.

#Sundaymorningbookchat this week is about celebrity authors. What are your thoughts on celebrities writing children’s books - even if they have a background in writing? Are there any that you’ve enjoyed? Are they books that you avoid? Do you think it’s good for the industry? the children?

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#SundayMorningBookChat As we are well into summer holiday territory, what books really transport you to a place… in the heat or the cold, which books celebrate countries around the world! Where in the world have books taken you?

#sundaymorningbookchat and Schools Out for Summer!!!! So what books are on your list for summer reading? Here are three of mine: The final Crookhaven by @joelarcanjo.bsky.social Impossible Creatures book 2 Katherine Rundell, Mythmakers by Tamzin Merchant

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Good morning! #SundayMorningBookChat this week is all about the Summer! Which books have really brought the summer alive for you? Great summer reads… I always think of Waiting for murder by @fleurhitchcock.bsky.social Tales of Truthwater Lake by Emma Carroll or ship of shadows by Maria Kuzniar

My Year of buying independently! As #IndieBookshopWeek comes around again it caused me to reflect on my year of buying my books independently and what I’ve learned from this. It hasn’t been an easy year for anyone for obvious reas…

#sundaymorningbookchat this week is in honour of #indiebookshopweek here is a blog I wrote about buying independently a few years ago and my experiences of it. So lets celebrate bookshops! Who are your favourites? Where would you recommend? tomsbookcorner.wordpress.com/2021/06/23/m...

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#SundayMorningBookChat what preorders have you got coming up for the rest of the year that you’re most looking forward to? Do you ever preorder? Did you know preordering new titles can significantly influence their success? These are mine: @joelarcanjo.bsky.social @pgbellwriter.bsky.social

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I’ve not read Anne of Green Gables but would love to re-read many books from childhood 🩵

Books I should have read: Stig of the Dump by Clive King Ever since I became a children’s book enthusiast and then blogger over lockdown, there have always been those books that appear on people’s ‘modern classic’ lists, or books you must read! I often n…

#SundayMorningBookChat this week is classics we haven’t read! I recently wrote a blog after reading Stig of the dump.What classics have you never read or do you feel pressure to read? What classics are your favourite - (I’ve probably never read them.) tomsbookcorner.wordpress.com/2025/05/30/b...

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#sundayMorningBookChat little late - I’m on holiday and reading a staggering rate! For those with a week off for half term, what are you reading this week? I’m working my way through two: Felix and the future agency by Rachel Morrison and the Museum of lost umbrellas by Marie Louise Fitzpatrick

I’m retiring aged 57 at the end of a 16 year career. I did my OU degree at home in my 30s, PDGE at 40 and qualified at 41. It’s never too late to start 😊

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My class are LOVING ‘Escape Room’ as our class novel 📕