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Book Reviews
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The Dragon Companion
by Carole Wilkinson, illustrated by Dean Jones, Reading age
8+
People have been telling stories about dragons for more
than 3000 years. Five-headed dragons, fire-breathing
dragons. As big as mountains, as small as dogs. Dragons that
can be moody and dragons that have secrets — dragons that
are brave or cowardly, smart or stupid, good or downright
evil.
In The Dragon Companion, Carole Wilkinson gives
you an encyclopedia of the most amazing dragon stories ever
told.
Read everything about dragons — from blood and
claws to the wicked dragon king of Enoshima.
It will take you round the world, back in time and into
the fantastical. If you have enjoyed Carole's other books
then you will love this one. It even includes dragons from
her own books. Excellent reading.
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Flowergirl Me
by Sally-Ann Balharrie,
illustrated by Kristina Sabaroedin, Reading age 3+
I am Calypso and I love
teeny, tiny pearly buttons and skirts that swish.
I want to see a cake as high
as the sky.
I’ve been waiting and waiting
a very long time.
When will it be my turn to be
a flowergirl?
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A Little Election
by Danny Katz, illustrated by Mitch Vane, Reading age 6+
This book had my kids
laughing non-stop. It is funny, in a gross sort of kids'
way - which you might not like but your kids will think
is really cool!
So what is the book about?
Well, one day at lunchtime, Rory decides to become the Prime
Minister because he can do anything he wants. Before you
know it, the whole class is having an election.
Who will be the new Prime
Minister: Rory or Debra-Jo Woo?
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When Dad Was a Teenager
written and illustrated
by Mini Goss, hardback or paperback, Reading age 6+
If you thought 70s fashion
was bad, you've forgotten about big hair and padded
shoulders. Get ready for the 80s, When Dad Was a
Teenager, following on from the award-winning success
of Mini Goss' When Mum Was Little.
This is the second book in
the series, the first being When Mum Was Little. It
is a fun bedtime story, but be warned — your kids will be
asking for photos of you when you were a teenager!
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