I hope you are ready for a laugh and some mischievous bunnies, and a bear that CAN'T babysit...or so it is said. This delightful book sees Mr and Mrs Burrow needing a babysitter for Anna, Adelaide, Betsy, Bill, Caspar, Clive and little Dottie. They put out an ad and only one animal answers the call...Bear.
“Lucious, sweet, exotic flavour. Rich and blooming and steaming just beneath my nose. I snaked my long neck towards the fire with lethal speed. ‘What is that?’ ‘Wh-wh-what?’… Bliss exploded through my senses. I reeled with pleasure. Chocolate chocolate chocolate – ‘Ahhhhh!’ and then everything exploded inside me, and the world went black.”
It wasn't until I been until I have been going through these books that I truly realised just how much my aunt supported my love of reading and literacy. From such a young age I was blessed by all the adults around me to be gifted so many books.
I loved this Thea Stilton Graphic novel and thought it gave a beautifully strong message to young girls and boys to believe in themselves, and that they can do anything you put your mind to!
What is there not to love about dinosaurs, now that they are extinct that is... Author Will Dare brings dinosaurs alive again and makes them seem even more lovable in both ' How to Tame a Triceratops' and ' How to Rope a Giganotosaurus' .
What I love about being a Librarian and working in a library is that you come across gorgeous books such as this one. It is books like this one that I find very endearing to read to children
STEM refers collectively to science, technology, engineering and mathematics and promotes the development of problem solving, creative thinking and critical analysis skills.
I am delighted to introduce to you our guest teen reviewer Elizabeth. What I love is that she reads a variety of books and has been reading a series her grandma was reading as a child.
This book spreads a positive message and teaches young people, especially young women to be brave, resilient, and to have a strong believe in themselves
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