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Writing this book was such an exciting challenge. The breadth of subjects and settings – from the romance of star-crossed lovers in Verona to real British kings going to war on the battlefield, to fairies on a shipwrecked island, witches and murderous plots, a Danish prince’s philosophical ponderings on life, a comedy of mistaken identity… There’s really something for everyone!
Top tips from All About Diversity author Felicity Brooks (proudly tall, silver-haired single parent who is scared of slugs, but likes orangutans, foraging, and playing volleyball).
At the National Literacy Trust we want children to have positive experiences of writing. Here are our top tips for writing a letter good enough to travel on the Impossible Postal Express.
Find out how our School of the Term, Helen Doron school in Italy, promoted learning English and reading for pleasure in a fun-filled reading challenge to celebrate World Book Day.
Writing this book was such an exciting challenge. The breadth of subjects and settings – from the romance of star-crossed lovers in Verona to real British kings going to war on the battlefield, to fairies on a shipwrecked island, witches and murderous plots, a Danish prince’s philosophical ponderings on life, a comedy of mistaken identity… There’s really something for everyone!
Top tips from All About Diversity author Felicity Brooks (proudly tall, silver-haired single parent who is scared of slugs, but likes orangutans, foraging, and playing volleyball).
Before COVID, we would never have dreamed of doing a book specifically on this topic – certainly not for young children. But as the news got gloomier and the reality of the pandemic began impacting on everyone’s lives, young and old, explaining ‘What is a virus?’ to young children (and their carers) suddenly became a priority.
At the National Literacy Trust we want children to have positive experiences of writing. Here are our top tips for writing a letter good enough to travel on the Impossible Postal Express.
Books are a big part of children's development, so when you have a child with delayed development you do what you can to ensure that development happens.
Find out how our School of the Term, Helen Doron school in Italy, promoted learning English and reading for pleasure in a fun-filled reading challenge to celebrate World Book Day.