Books about Books
Books are generous things, but these three are more generous than most
What a Wash Up!
Brilliantly absurd and funny... the man would rather drink from a vase than cave in.
The Name Game
To be proud of your name is a way of being proud of yourself.
Holey books
What’s in the hole? Mystery and possibility, that’s what.
Three Moving Stories
Moving house is a big pain, both in the backside and, of course, in the heart.
Cat on the Moon
This books does not tell readers what to think or what to feel. But it certainly prompts a lot of thinking and feeling.
Second-hand stories: Amos and Boris by William Steig
The story surges with great big feelings
Thinking left and right
Reading might not be the number one means of learning your left from your right, this book certainly gets readers thinking why it matters
Ten things to love about ten tiny things
It’s a book about being in the world enough to notice things
Shapes, Sorted
The idea behind Watch This! A book about making shapes is simple, but brilliant.
Fear and Other Stories
More than ever, the idea of setting out to frighten your kids on purpose feels plain wrong. But scary stories have their uses…
