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Showing posts with label Shipwrecks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shipwrecks. Show all posts
Monday, August 31, 2026

The Grey Beret's guide to Surviving the Odds by Anna Battese illustrated by Erin Reeves

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Three bad things have already happened to Odie - the worst is the third: "When Odie turned eight, her mother - a beloved and renowned b...
Saturday, November 2, 2024

Summer of Shipwrecks by Shivaun Plozza

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Do you have a best friend? Is this friendship so important to you that you would try to change yourself to keep this friend? Is it possible ...
Sunday, November 20, 2022

Evie and Rhino by Neridah McMullin illustrated by Astred Hicks

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Things that appealed to me about this book: The cover The back story of the real shipwreck off the coast of south-west Victoria in 1891 whic...
Sunday, January 29, 2017

Lost treasure of the Emerald Eye Geronimo Stilton

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The Philosophy of Geronimo Stilton : GERONIMO STILTON AND LIFE Sometimes Geronimo feels like as though he’s the victim of the unfor...
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Sunday, November 15, 2015

Rooftoppers by Katherine Rundell

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Here is another one of my midnight reads.  I simply could not postpone my reading until today, so late into the night I finished this amazin...
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Momo
Sydney, NSW, Australia
I have worked as a Primary School Teacher-Librarian since 1985. I am passionate about matching young readers with books. I love to read and hope to use my blog to share some of my most favourite titles and new discoveries. Momo is the name of a book by Michael Ende. You may know him from The Neverending Story. Momo is a allegory about time. We all need to make time for reading.
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