@LNRailway I lost a Central Beds library book on delayed 8.47am LNWR train on Tues 2 December at London Euston. Book was Material World by Ed Conway. Have reported as lost but still not turned up π’ Train went back up line uncleaned. Where could book be? Has it been thrown away?
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@LNRailway I lost a Central Beds library book on delayed 8.47am LNWR train on Tues 2 December at London Euston. Book was Material World by Ed Conway. Have reported as lost but still not turned up π’ Train went back up line uncleaned. Where could book be? Has it been thrown away?
@LNRailway@LNRailway I have asked on multiple days at London Euston lost property but nothing has been handed in but because the 8.47am train wasn't cleaned the book might have been chucked away by your train staff anywhere up the line. It is very clearly a library book and love it back!
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@ClarkeMicah@ClarkeMicah yes I disagree with you. He is being taught to read but is at Year 1 or 2 reading level despite being aged 12 with other children in year group being at year group reading age. His brain/info processing makes it more challenging for him and he has dyslexia. Meet him!
@ClarkeMicah@ClarkeMicah so again I challenge you to come and meet him and understand that dyslexia is very very real and something that he will live with for rest of his life and it's not for want to trying or being lazy or stupid!
@ClarkeMicah@ClarkeMicah and before you criticise me, I am not a bad parent. I love reading and have thousands of books in my house so much so my husband had to build shelves in our study bedroom for all my books! I would love my son to read confidently and fluently.
@ClarkeMicah@ClarkeMicah your views on dyslexia are misguided and wrong and you should meet my son to understand dyslexia is a real difference in the way the mind works.
@ClarkeMicah@ClarkeMicah my son is 12 in Year 7. He was diagnosed with dyslexia in Year 4 aged 8. He has gone to good local schools where he has additional support for his reading but he still cannot read at his age level. I challenge you to meet him in person and me!! DYSLEXIA IS REAL π
@ClarkeMicah I also manage a colleague with dyslexia and work with other dyslexic colleagues. Their dyslexia is also real and simply not a product of bad teaching.