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The Stone Giant by Anna Hoglund

There was once a child who lived on an island in the sea with her father who was a knight […]

This week I have been lucky enough to take part in Al Gore’s climate reality leadership corps global training. We

When the opening chapter introduces you to a young girl who loves conserving water, conducting science experiments and teaching her

One morning, early, before the birds had eaten their breakfast, Alice walked down to the river. She had a plan.

Gifted Education Musings Surely by now, after we have all been through either planning for remote learning or at home

A beautiful girl is gracious and tall And you know she will catch you if ever you fall. A beautiful

This lamp is enchanted and I am the genie, I’ll grant all your wishes but don’t be a meanie…. What

Detention by Tristan Bancks Anisa’s Alphabet Migrations Every child a song The day the war came by Nicola Davies Out

Anisa’s alphabet is a special and moving picture book that allows readers to look into the lives of refugees as

Eloise and the bucket of stars is a magical new book by Janeen Brian which intertwines mythical creatures and the

Newton said that his major contribution to improving our knowledge of the world was his ability to be patient and

Are sea lampreys really the stuff of nightmares, or just nightmarishly cool? You decide! In this great new nonfiction book