Letters to change the world
Christmas has just passed and perhaps your house is now filled with excess toys and packaging. Over summer we have […]
children
Minimising waste and reading more books!
2018 has been a great year, filled with so many wonderful books sent for reviews and bought for home or
Where do odd socks go? By Yvonne and illustrated by Sunshine
Did you know that around 84 million socks go missing in the UK every month? Did you also know that
Who dresses God? Written by Teena Raffa-Mulligan and Illustrated by Veronica Rooke
Children have so many thoughtful questions that not only do they want answered but encourage us, as the adults, to
War is over by David Almond, illustrated by David Litchfield.
Dear Jan, I am a boy like you. I am not at war with you. You are, not at war
Another book about bears by Laura and Philip Bunting
Sick of books about bears? Is your library shelf piling up with bears eating honey? Bears going on walks or
Black Cockatoo by Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler
You have his mark Mia, between your shoulder blades. The dirrarn (black cockatoo) is your totem. Your jarriny (conception totem)
The next day roast pumpkin
I love pumpkin and it’s only recently that I have realised how diverse this orange vegetable is! Whenever we had
Stock made from scraps!
Over the last week rather than composting all of our vegetable scraps, I have been keeping some of it in
Follow me for a journey to reduce our food waste
Food waste is one of the major elements that is effecting climate change/global warming and it is something that we
Digby and Claude by Emma Allen and Hannah Sommerville
“One autumn, change came to Main Street …” Digby lives on a street that is going through a lot of
Snap review: His name was Walter by Emily Rodda
I’ve just finished reading this new book – His name was Walter by Emily Rodda. 💫 📖 Mystery and magic