Blogs about: Malorie Blackman
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Deary me, how terryble
If you haven’t got money you won’t want to read books. In fact, you shouldn’t have the right to read them, because (other) taxpayers shouldn’t have to fund your free reading. R… more →
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Review: Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman
wrote 1 day ago: Noughts & Crosses by Malorie Blackman My rating: 4 of 5 stars I feel an enormous amount of press … more →
The dangers of a cinema trip
wrote 1 week ago: Hi everyone, I am writing this blog a bit earlier than normal as I probably wouldn’t have time … more →
Noughts and Crosses
wrote 1 week ago: With the first exam only 64 hours away, I really should begin to revise and yet, as I sit here with … more →
The success of a child lies in how much they read
wrote 2 weeks ago: I remember as a child, how excited I used to get when I took out a new book to read in the school li … more →
Weekly Reading Wrap-Up [28th April -5th May]
wrote 2 weeks ago: Weekly Reading Wrap-Up 28th April -5th May I have decided to start doing weekly reading wrap-up post … more →
Local theatre at its best
wrote 2 weeks ago: Hi everyone, it’s blog time again. First of all I want to apologise as in last weeks blog I hi … more →
Books, Bond and cultural cravings
wrote 3 weeks ago: Hi everyone, I hope you all had a good week. This week was actually alright for me this week althoug … more →
Malorie Blackman launches library makeover
wrote 3 weeks ago: De Beauvoir Primary School in Hackney celebrated its library refurbishment with a visit from the aut … more →
(Special blog post) World Book Night 2013: the views of a book giver
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Happy World Book Night! This is the third year of World Book Night and also my third year being invo … more →
World Book Night 2013
wrote 3 weeks ago: So. I did it. I gave away 20 copies of Malorie Blackman’s epochal Noughts and Crosses to stude … more →
World Book Night
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Today is World Book Night a celebration of books and reading. You’ll find people giving out bo … more →
Amber Kirk-Ford of The Mile Long Bookshelf chooses her Top 10 UKYA books
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wrote 3 weeks ago: 1. By Any Other Name by Laura Jarratt – Some amazing action-packed scenes and surprising plot … more →
The day before World Book Night
wrote 3 weeks ago: DYESTAFTSA Towers is busy prepping for World Book Night. Tomorrow I’ll be giving away 20 copie … more →
Fog & Drawbridges
wrote 4 weeks ago: Hi and welcome to this weeks blog post. This blog post nearly didn’t happen this week. I … more →
Noughts & Crosses - Malorie Blackman
wrote 4 weeks ago: I signed up to be a World Book Night giver this year when I saw Noughts & Crosses on the list. I … more →
World Book Night
wrote 1 month ago: You may have noticed a new page on the top of this page. This is a page covering the details for Wor … more →
Top Eleven* Books That Made Me Cry
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wrote 1 month ago: © 2012 The Broke and the Bookish Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by the Broke and the Bookis … more →
The second type of dystopia
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wrote 1 month ago: Noughts and Crosses, by Malorie Blackman ISBN: 0-552-54632-1, £2.32 from Play Callum is a nought … more →
Sangu Mandanna's Top 10 UKYA books
wrote 1 month ago: My list of favourite books – UK, YA or not – changes all the time! Like, weekly. I read something ne … more →
