Little loves Library

New Storytime vid up on . I reviewed this book aaaaaages ago but thought I’d do a little read of it for the You Tube channel. Excuse my nasally voice! Covid struck and I was left with a stinking cold.

Anyone in Hove this morning? Pop along to st.Peters Hall, Tamworth Rd for a Table Top sale! Loads of children’s items!

☔️ Book sorting day…not even a fraction of the way through! 🤦‍♀️
With my youngest now getting more confident in reading it’s time some of these make their journey into his hands….and more than likely mine…again too…I wonder if there’s any they’ll want to keep forever..There’s a few on my list 🙈

Anyone else obsessed with the Olympics this year!?….never knew how much I enjoyed watching so much sport until now 🤷‍♀️ I’m blaming the rubbish weather…anyway…I was extremely lucky to pick this up from a kerb side stall the other day so thought I’d share it with you guys. A gorgeously illustrated book of cities.
A World of Cities
by James Brown - Walker Studios.

Slightly style over substance in this instance with huge poster like vertical illustrations and tiny text that leaves the eyes chasing information all over the page, definitely for the more patient reader or one that just likes the illustrations. Regardless, a lovely book to own and when we can visit cities of the world more freely, one that I’m sure we’d use over time.

Keeping with the Greek Myth books as it’s still my sons favourite subject (alongside saving goals and x-box!) this one totally knocks it out the park for me.
Greek Myths by
Written by Jean Menzies and Illustrated by

Firstly, because let’s be honest it’s the thing I’m most ‘drawn’ to when looking at books, the illustrations/graphics are excellent, sharp, modern and stylish. Secondly because it covers pretty much ev.er.re.thing! From the gods and stories to Greek vases and pronunciations, it covers most of what they’ll learn at junior school on the topic and a bit more for enthusiasts. A fabulous one to have on the book shelf that I’m sure we’ll be digging into time and time again.

Gosh! I haven’t posted in aaaaaaages...thought I’d kick start some book reviews with this new
Lots has happened over the last two years, births, deaths, illnesses and house moves! Hence the long pause. But I’ll be back soon to give you an honest report on some lovely books new and old.
If anyone needs any recommendations whilst home schooling, perhaps your little love has a project that requires a book as opposed to google, please let me know in the comments and I’ll do my best to help.

It’s been a while since I posted, but saw these and thought you childrens book lovers would appreciate it. Hope you’re all keeping well and safe. 🥰

https://www.facebook.com/1421902784737951/posts/3238379646423580/?d=n

Heading over to the fabulous to enter this awesome comp.

Big shout out to the wonderful ! They are still open for orders on-line and local (safe distance) delivery. I wasn’t sure if they had any books on The Titanic so gave them a call and voila here they are..plus a couple more...because well...me...and I love me a reference book.
So don’t be shy, if you need a reference book for your home learning, look on the on-line shop or give them a call. .

What are your little loves learning at the moment? Or really interested in? Comment below and I’ll see if I can recommend some for you! .

Big shout out to the wonderful ! They are still open for orders on-line and local (safe distance) delivery. I wasn’t sure if they had any books on The Titanic so gave them a call and voila here they are..plus a couple more...because well...me...and I love me a reference book.
So don’t be shy, if you need a reference book for your home learning, look on the on-line shop or give them a call.


What are your little loves learning at the moment? Or really interested in? Comment below and I’ll see if I can recommend some for you!

Happy Women In Science Day!
Admittedly, I didn’t know that was a thing until today! Here are some awesome science books and just two of the amazing women (in science) from the little people big dreams series to celebrate. There are so many of these to collect and they’re all fab.


@ Science Museum