‘Milk and Cookies’ Kickstarter Campaign

I just discovered this wonderful Kickstarter Campaign for ‘Milk and Cookies’ by Emma Rosen a sweet picture book that explains breastfeeding in an accessible way for small children. What a unique idea.This beautiful book informs while leaving space for families to have their own conversations. It’s not just for families who are already comfortable talking about breastfeeding, it’s for any little one with questions.

www.kickstarter.com/projects/emmarosenbooks/milk-and-cookies-1

#HalloweenBooktacular with Miss Ruby Heart

Facebook Online Halloween Event

Over on Facebook we are trying out a special Halloween Children’s Book Event sharing Halloween Treats much better than sweets. Sadly the Facebook layout has changed and we don’t know if it is going to work in our favour. We are currently unable to schedule posts. However, we will do our very best to share some of our favourite reads suitable for this wonderful season of ‘Trick or Treating’.

#RubyTubeDay Young Ebenezer Halloween Teaser

All next week ‘Young Ebenezer ~Confronts the School Bully’ by Rose English will be on a special promo to celebrate Halloween. This story in verse about bullying is already free on Kindle Unlimited but for the whole of next week it will be just 99c/99p on Kindle Countdown.

A magical clock, a bully and ghost,
which one of these will scare you the most?

Drop by our Facebook page and check out more Halloween Treats. Click the image below

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Happy Reading & Happy Trick or Treating

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#ColouringBookDay ‘Fantasy Snowflakes’

Before we post our review for Fantasy Snowflakes Coloring Book 2 by J.S. Burke we wanted to re-blog our post from #ColoringBookDay check it out by clicking the more link below

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My seal of approval‘Fantasy Snowflakes Coloring Book’

By J.S. Burke

There is a celebration day for almost anything these days, and today 2nd August we celebrate Colouring Books. Well we could not let this day go by without sharing our favourite one. ‘Fantasy Snowflakes Coloring Book’ by our wonderful friend from the US J.S.Burke.

#RubyTubeDay

Below is one of our favourite snowflakes coloured in by Jenny herself, you can see more by clicking the snowflake and visiting Jenny’s web page.

Butterfly snowflake

Goodreads Book Review

Fantasy Snowflakes Coloring BookFantasy Snowflakes Coloring Bookby J.S. Burke

My rating: 5 of 5 stars 

What a beautiful and very creative book full of wonderful fantasy snowflakes combining sea-creatures and fantasy images. A truly therapeutic book with the images all including descriptions written below.

The author is remarkably talented and I love that they are connected to the beautiful stories from ‘The Dragon Dreamer Series’

Very Highly Recommended

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Announcing the #Hallowreadathon!

Oh now this sounds fun #Hallowreadathon click the link below to find out more

A Cat, A Book, and A Cup of Tea

As autumn approaches, so too does Halloween – one of my favourite times of the year! And even though we probably won’t be able to get out and party in person, Imogen’s Typewriter and I have got you covered for a fun bookish time with the seventh annual Hallowreadathon, running from 30th October – 1st November! This is my second year helping the lovely Imogen host her brilliant readathon, and I’m so excited to show you the prompts we’ve cooked up for you in our cauldrons, so read on to find out what’s on the cards for this year…

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New Release ‘Octopus Shocktopus!’

Just added this to our #TBRList sounds exciting 🙂

Find out more by clicking the link below View Original Post from @childtasticbooks

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Today I am wishing Peter Bently, Steven Lenton and Nosy Crow a Happy Publication Day for their new title, Octopus Shocktopus!

Octopus Shocktopus! - Nosy Crow

In this lovely, community-minded story, a giant octopus lands on a house in a town and everyone is surprised and rather thrilled, apart from Mrs Antrobus, who’s not impressed.

The Octopus soon makes many friends and the townspeople learn to value its contributions as they embrace it as one of them. Even Mrs Antrobus is persuaded that the eight-legged creature has a place amongst them after it saves her cat. But then one day Octopus disappears and everyone feels bereft. Where has their tentacular friend gone?

This is a funny, inspiring and ultimately happy story about friendship, accepting and celebrating differences, and building a community. Peter Bently’s rhymes are superlatively smooth and bring pace and hilarity to the story, while Steven Lenton’s bright and inviting illustrations suck you in…

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