@omgmaddie Might be an idea to visit some school libraries to see what they're stocking & promoting to boys. And maybe talk to the professionals with knowledge, experience & expertise about this topic aka school librarians.
@JaneVsw@anthony_mcgowan I brushed my teeth in the dark once - rummaged in my toiletry bag & grabbed what I thought was toothpaste. Turned out to be Germolene.
@zenny_mysters@TheFigen_ Can't add more cars cos of the length of platforms & the trains are very frequent. Just busy during certain times due to number traveling. Everyone is very polite & respectful, they wait for people to get off, move along the carriage.
Standalone magical adventure set in the world of the Green Wild trilogy. As 12yr old Annika travels to the frozen North looking for a cure for her uncle, she discovers something dark that could change the fate of the world. @PariThomson@MacmillanKidsUK#fantasy#schoollibrary
@RhonddaBryant@Elainebks@grok Might be quicker but you'll need to verify the information you receive so could end up taking more time than going to the original source.
@portraitinflesh Same generation as your mum. When I'm working at my computer my phone on the desk but when I go out it tends to stay in my bag & if I'm at the gym it's in the car. I don't feel the need to answer every call or message immediately. My phone, my time, my boundaries.
@SketchesbyBoze It definitely happened. I queued up with my daughter to get our copies from Basingstoke Waterstones at 12.01am. People dressed up as wizards, dementors on roller skates, free hot chocolate!
@SarahGi78263526 I enjoyed this book - a story about family, friendship and grief. It made me want to start writing letters again instead of emailing. Nothing quite like getting a hand written letter through the post.
@Gaynotqueer1 Fiction isn't a genre - it's a category of books such as fiction, non-fiction (or information books), graphic novels, etc. Fiction books are then divided into genres such as sci-fi, fantasy, horror, mystery, historical and suchlike.
Just spent the last couple of hours exploring all things boats - history of ships building, trade routes, navigation, shipwrecks, how to survive a perfect storm, famous sailors. Great book for any 7-11 yr old interested in transport and boats. @QuartoKids#primary#schoollibrary
Attn #schools Is there a school in West London that fancies a free KS3 talk on dystopian literature on afternoon of Thursday 19th Nov or morning of Fri 20th? DM me π
Love the approach of this book. Looks at surprising examples of inventions that might be considered modern tech such as vending machines, robots & wheelchairs. Perfect for inquisitive readers age 8-12 yrs. @QuartoKids#ThatWasGenius
@ElectroPig@MichaelRosenYes@RealDrJaneRuby That's not what I meant - if Covid was some sort of conspiracy, it's unlikely they would all have agreed. There would have been dissent between nations. The fact the majority agreed to quarantine & vaccinations tends to lend credence to the seriousness of the pandemic.
@ElectroPig@MichaelRosenYes@RealDrJaneRuby Given how international governments can't co-operate & agree together, are we to believe that they all collaborated on this Covid conspiracy to hoodwink their respective populations?
It's #NationalAuthorsDay. Pls find a way to support us - review, buy or borrow a book, post a recommendation, tackle a TBR, or try something different...like this upper middlegrade dystopian story with a love of Earth at its heart. Help us to keep writing stuff that matters. β€οΈ