Momo celebrating time to read

Fortune - a mixture of happiness, lettuce and kind words Pookie sets off on an adventure to find his fortune. He encounters kindness, unkind...

  New authors should not attempt to write in rhyme - so often this can be simply dreadful - but when it is done well it can make a story sin...

A new book from Anthony Browne - hooray! On the cover we have three chimp children sitting on a lounge and the light seems to give the scene...

This is a brand new story inspired by the classic series by Enid Blyton. Once again we meet three children. It was Jo, Bessie and Fanny in ...

Tuesday Treasure Wordless, textless or silent books often contain very complex stories and if you take your time and quietly sit an...

Looking at her with eyes of summer-sky blue, was a unicorn.  In his foot was a sharp bramble thorn. Let's begin with the first...

As luck would have it though, the wish has found its way just to the place where it most needed, where it will result in a true happily ever...

"She was six inches high and dressed in a white gauze dress with beads that sparkled; she had silver wings, and a arrow silver crown o...

From time to time school libraries and Teacher-Librarians debate the pros and cons of changing the organisation of fiction collections ...

I recently read a review of Peter Pan and quite by coincidence I had been listening to the audio book each day driving to school.  In this...

Once again on Friday I looked around my library for a handful of books to bring home for the weekend.  I keep recommending The night fairy...

An orphan baby is found in a hat box at a railway station.  Most readers will know that Emily Vole, the baby, will suffer some hardships (...