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Love this in our local bookshop. Such a good idea for using in schools and for gifts as well 😍 #childrensbookstagram #kidsbookstagram #kidbookstagram #childrensbooks #readingislearning #booksforchildren #kidsbooks #familytime #parenting #childdevelopment #readtosucceed #parentingtips #parentinghelp #readwithyourkids #readtogether #bookworm #mumlife #ideasforparents #ukfamily #parentsofinstagram #mummyblogger #mumblogger #mumbloggeruk #bookblogger #kidsbookblogger #yeskidsbookstagram #kidlit #kidslit #nationalliteracytrust
I have said it many times before but we really can't underestimate the power that well know authors such as J.K Rowling, David Walliams and Roald Dahl have in inspiring our children to read. Just like the latest computer game, trainers or playground game children love a craze and will rise to the challenge of being part of it. A writer who can inspire this through their engaging stories and characters is someone we have much to thank for. Let's keep our children reading and hopefully inspire them to be the next author to engage a generation. #harrypotter #wbstudiotour #readingforpleasure #kidslit #booksforchildren #everychildareader #mumbloggeruk
I have a very happy little girl thanks to @theirlittleworlduk thank you my lovely friends. She loves her little mouse to bits. She says she will come alive while she is sleeping and have lots of fun before returning to bed, just as she wakes up 😍
Still looking for stocking fillers for 9+ children? 🎁🤷🏼‍♀️😍📚 Children often say to me that they love reading because it can take them deep into a magical adventure. The Storm Keepers Island certainty does that and more! 🤗 “This book is so exciting, I could not put it down. It was full of so much mystery, like nothing I have read before.” H – Year 6 🔝 Click on the link in my bio to find out more...
Reading at home with your child part 6: This is my brother reading with one of my little ones. 👨‍👦😍📚 Parents often say to me that it's hard to find the time to read. I totally agree, with working and 3 children I know what you mean! One way to help with this is to enlist other adults or siblings to read with your children. Visiting family and friends can help by showing children how important reading is to all of us and encouraging children to feel proud of their blossoming skill.
A festive collection of books in Reception Classes outside area this morning. They tell me their favourites are The Night Before Christmas because they love the rhymes and the Snowman because it makes them feel that they can fly. Christmas stories really do deepen the magic of Christmas. ⛄️ 🎄 With the nativity and Christmas Lunch today at school we have had a very festive day! Home shortly to prepare for my little ones Nativity at her school tomorrow. 😍

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