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Stop the Train

davemartin46 wrote 1 month ago: Stop the Train, Geraldine McCaughrean (OUP 2001) An excellent story set in the American West in 1893 … more →

Tags: American West, GCSE

Tom’s Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce –winner of the Carnegie Medal2 comments

hollybookscoops wrote 3 months ago: 1958 winner of the Carnegie Medal in Literature. I thought originally that I had a hard time getting … more →

Tags: Juvenile Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Books for Boys, books for girls

Action in the arena

davemartin46 wrote 3 months ago: Having created some characters and placed them in an historical setting the next thing the author ma … more →

Tags: the Roman Empire, roman empire, Key Stage 3, Action

Two fairs

davemartin46 wrote 3 months ago: Before you can write any story you have to think carefully about its setting. The setting provides t … more →

Tags: Medieval Period, Key Stage 3, Settings, Medieval

The White Darkness by Geraldine McCaughrean - Thoughts

courtneydiles wrote 5 months ago: I don’t feel like I can review this book. It is above me. This thing is definitely literary. A … more →

Tags: Young-Adult, Fiction, Courtney Diles, Writers, writing, ya, Books, Literary, Reading

Sunday Salon - Book Coveting Women Writers23 comments

Vasilly wrote 5 months ago: Good morning. Right now the sun is shining and there’s not a cloud in the sky. With very littl … more →

Tags: Sunday Salon, Book Coveting, Books, Young Adult Novels, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Women Writers, Poetry, Reading

Carnegie and Greenaway shortlists announced

natashaworswick wrote 8 months ago: Some fantastic books and authors have been shortlisted for both medals. For Kate Greenaway go here a … more →

Tags: Children's Books, CILIP, Kate Greenaway medal

Elizabeth Laird

janesandell wrote 8 months ago: Elizabeth Laird often writes about subjects in which I am not at all interested.  But that never dis … more →

Tags: Children's Books, teenage books, Elizabeth Laird

More Desert Island Books

janesandell wrote 8 months ago: A while back I promised that I’d write more about the newer children’s books I love.  As my bookshel … more →

Tags: Children's Books, teenage books, Linda Newbery, Eva Ibbotson, kenneth oppel

SMACK

nycmagnet wrote 1 year ago:   Recently I picked up Melvin Burgess’ 1996 Carnegie Medal and Guardian Award winning novel Sm … more →

Tags: Literature, Novel, book, Fiction, England, smack, Melvin Burgess, Junk, Bristol

Exposure by Mal Peet

janesandell wrote 1 year ago: The lovely people at Walker Books have just sent me a copy of Mal Peet’s new book, Exposure.  … more →

Tags: teenage books, youth libraries group, YLG, Mal Peet

POST CARDS FROM NO MAN'S LAND-Aidan Chambers-5*

bookatoo wrote 1 year ago: This superbly written book by the author of “Dance on my grave” won the Carnegie medal f … more →

Tags: Uncategorised, book, Bookatoo, Books, Book Review, Love, best, best book ever, Great!

How it all began3 comments

janesandell wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been reading and collecting children’s books ever since I could read.  My parents s … more →

Tags: Reading, Childhood, K. M. Peyton, Arthur Ransome, Robert Louis Stevenson, Lossiemouth, Dumfries, Edinburgh

Review of The Dream Master

gonnabe wrote 1 year ago: The Dream Master Theresa Breslin Published by Corgi Children’s Books Cy, who’s great str … more →

Tags: Books, Children's Books, Reviews, Age 7 -10, Corgi Children's, Egypt, Fiction, History, Junior Novels

CILIP celebrates the best in children's books

Christine Rooney-Browne wrote 1 year ago: The shortlist for the 2008 Carnegie Medal for outstanding children’s writing and the Kate Gree … more →

Tags: Books, Public libraries, librarians, CILIP, Libraries, Kate Greenaway medal, Children's Books, Illustrations

Dear Nobody by Berlie Doherty2 comments

librarina wrote 3 years ago: Berlie Doherty really got it right with this one (a 1992 Carnegie Medal Winner). Not that I, persona … more →

Tags: Book Review, Book Awards, Dear Nobody, Berlie Doherty


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