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Perilous Beauty – from Vampish past to touching presence and future intent – the Wendy James interview
As another week of UK lockdown against the coronavirus pandemic gets underway, I’m certainly not the only one reflecting on just how much there was about our old everyday lives that we took for granted. And high on my own … Continue reading
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Tagged Coronavirus, Elvis Costello, Glen Matlock, Iggy pop, James Jameson, James Sclavunos, Mick Jones, Nick Sayer, Norway, Perilous Beauty, Queen High Straight, The Clash, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Psychedelic Furs, The Stooges, Top of the Pops, Transvision Vamp, Velveteen, Wendy James
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Arrowhead points to success for Ruth
We often hear about boys of a certain age not engaging with books, but there are several fine authors out there who seem to be addressing that. There’s a perfect example in Ruth Eastham, with her latest page-turner, Arrowhead, a … Continue reading
Posted in Books Films, TV & Radio
Tagged Arrowhead, children's fiction, Norway, Ruth Eastham, Scholastic, teenage, The Memory Cage, The Messenger Bird, Vikings
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Holly returns to the Far North for another winter warmer
With the festive season well and truly here, what better way to get in the mood than journeying to the Far North via the power of children’s fiction. And in similar territory to where Holly Webb went last year with … Continue reading
