Month: April 2020

‘Beautifully illustrated with minimal repetitive text, the overall layout of which form interesting little plots to enthuse young readers.’ Our New Early Readers Don’t Disappoint

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Karen Argent from The Letterpress Project has reviewed our new batch of Red Readers; As ever, each one is beautifully illustrated with minimal repetitive text, the overall layout of which form interesting little plots to enthuse young readers. All of these titles are from the Red Book band which is the second band designed for ‘guided reading …

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‘A great message of resilience, perseverance and creative thinking.’ The Ish Mother Reviews Our Second Narrative Non-Fiction, Mister T.V.

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Bec, also known as The Ish Mother, has recently reviewed our upcoming narrative non-fiction picture book, Mister T.V. by Julie Fulton with endearing and retrograde illustrations by Patrick Corigan; For those of you who, like me, get their inventors mixed up, John Logie Baird was the inventor of the television – and let’s face it, right …

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