We're sharing what we've been reading this winter, and next up is Geraldine Giles and Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell. Take a look at what Geraldine loved about this book.
Ever wonder what ideas and images inspired an author? Geraldine Giles gives us a glimpse into the world of her middle-grade feminist reimagining of King Arthur, Artura and the Lostlings
This is Geraldine Giles.
Geraldine’s novel, Artura and the Lostlings, is a middle-grade fantasy feminist reimagining of the Arthurian legend.
Find out more about Geraldine on our website. The link is in our bio!
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@RestIsPolitics@lsqtheatre@RoryStewartUK@campbellclaret Scott Giles 7pm. Why do political U-turns not seem to benefit the opposition as much as they should? The wider electorate seems to just give credit to govt even if they were forced into it.
"In infants and young children, engaging with poetry can improve the speed at which they learn to speak," said #PoetryTogether founder @GylesB1 in @SchoolsWeek
Schools and care homes: share the cognitive benefits of #poetry by reciting poems together. See https://t.co/3cQq7jkW5m