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The saying, ‘The pen is mightier than the sword,’ has been around for long time for a reason. In the 21st century it might more
Well, I don’t think that was the summer holiday that any of us were expecting. I hope that whatever your break looked like, you found
Welcome to the final blog for the year. This month is a bit different to usual; as well as some new titles I want to
Hopefully by now you’re starting to feel like you can let out the breath you’ve been holding for the past four or five months. Students
It’s the first day of Term 4, so I hope you’re feeling refreshed after the holidays. This month on the blog I’m looking at the
When things outside of our control are making life… not fun, we look for things that can inject a bit of loveliness into our day.
It’s a bit like Groundhog Day, isn’t it? Once again, many of us are engaging with virtual learning and working from home in some capacity.
As I’m writing this, a significant portion of the country is already in lockdown, and much of the rest of the country is facing greater
This month we’re focussing on books for older readers (we also have plenty of books for middle-grade and younger readers — make sure you subscribe
May finds us all well into the swing of both Term Two and 2021; we’re almost halfway through the year! At least this year has
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