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Tag Archives: Books
Reading with Children
Anyone in the UK with school age children, or anyone who has had school age children in the last -oh, goodness knows how many years, will probably be familiar with the Oxford Reading Tree. It’s a great load of books. … Continue reading
Reading Schemes
I joined the library a few weeks ago. It is only a small library, but something I didn’t expect was that there would be so few books I had heard of in there. I know they have to keep up … Continue reading
Book Drought
If anyone has popped over to my book list recently, they might have noticed it hasn’t changed in a while. To be honest, I don’t think I’d read anything new this year at all (shocking, I know). For various reasons … Continue reading
Define ‘Plenty’
We have had our boxes delivered. ‘I hope you’re leaving me plenty of book boxes,’ I said. ‘Oh yes! Loads!’ they replied. Do you know how many loads is? Seven. Bookcase one, top shelf:
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! First, a glimpse backwards. Additions to my collection in 2011:There might be more – this was a grab what I can see on the bookshelf moment. I am not the worst offender in my family in the … Continue reading
Book Delivery
I recently placed an order with The Book People. Today it arrived. I have bought: Kirstie Allsopp Craft The Knitter’s Year, Debbie Bliss Cute and Easy Crochet, Nicki Trench Christmas Crafting in No Time, Clare Youngs Three books on thinking … Continue reading
Books, Books and More Books
Today has been a good day. I turned the first bit of soil on my new allotment, and that was going to be my post for today, but more about that tomorrow. My happiness in that was superceded by the … Continue reading
Easter Holidays
The holidays are finally here. The kids have been getting more and more tired towards the end of term, and now I’m sure we will all benefit from a bit of a break. We haven’t got much planned for the … Continue reading
World Book Night
I’m so excited! I’ve been picked as a World Book Night book giver away and today I went and picked up my 48 copies of Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez! I registered months ago, despite … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Love in the Time of Cholera, World Book Night
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Buster Gets Dressed
This has been our bedtime story. Every night. For about three months. I might hide it soon.