I have mentioned regularly on social media how dedicated I am to charity shops. We're fortunate to have around 10 in relatively easy walking distance, and I visit them a couple of times a week. As well as books and clothing, I look carefully at their games, craft and kids sections. Recently I've … [Read more...] about Charity shop board games – Ingenious, Set and Retsami
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Inscape by Louise Carey
Inscape by Louise Carey publishes on 21st January. Available from bookshop (affiliate) and other booksellers. Copy supplied free for the purpose of review. Warning: use of this gate will take you outside of the InTech corporate zone. Different community guidelines may apply, and … [Read more...] about Inscape by Louise Carey
BBC micro:bit from PiHut – a great #HomeEducation resource
Disclosure: The product was provided free for review. It's all about tech these days, and while knowing how to use it is one thing, knowing how to program it is a whole other aspect. I admit to having a slight head start in this area, as an ex programmer, but the way I learnt to program, on a ZX81 … [Read more...] about BBC micro:bit from PiHut – a great #HomeEducation resource
Thingamanose by Lynne Hudson
Reviewed by Tigerboy. It was really funny and I liked the end. Some of the rhyming is really good. I really like the illustrations, I saw new things in them each time I read it. From the blurb THINGAMANOSE is published in a fun and original format, a much longer picture book, that bridges … [Read more...] about Thingamanose by Lynne Hudson
Mini Monsters Can I Play by Caryl Hart and Tony Neal. #blogtour
Disclosure, I was sent a copy of this book free for review, links may be affiliate depending on whether I have them set up right. First impressions of the book are that it's bright, cheerful and sturdy. Which is good, as there's a good chance you'll be reading this quite a bit. Also, the words … [Read more...] about Mini Monsters Can I Play by Caryl Hart and Tony Neal. #blogtour
