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We are SO excited to share this with you. We all know (if not, then you should!) Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai’s story and now she has written it down in a way we can share it with our children. If you’re looking for an inspiring story, this is the one for you.
There is a very special month for Muslims happening at the moment, the month of Ramadan. In short, it’s a month of Quran, charity, prayer, increasing knowledge and fasting. It’s the first year Beebop has been aware of festivities. Every day, we have been doing something different to mark the days. To help me come up with ideas, we have been using the 99 Names of Allah book by Chickpea Press. We’ve waited a very long time for this book and it was definitely worth the wait!
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It’s been a very, very long time since we did a post and we are very sorry. The demands of raising a toddler and being pregnant just got too much! Baby Beebop was born in November so now we’ve got used (sort of!) to raising two under 3, we can get back to blogging!
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We hope you’re having a lovely week and you enjoyed Monday’s review! Today is the last of our #ThorpThursday series. Our book for today is The Squawks by Ruth Thorp.
“Have you met the birds that squawk the squawky talk of the squawking squawks?”
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Today’s review is a book called Strictly No Crocs by Heather Pindar, all about three crocodiles with a dastardly plan!
” ‘Don’t worry,’ said Snapper ‘I have a clever plan. . .’ “
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We hope you’re all having a good week. Today’s #thorpthursday is a review of the very cool Lilly Mae by Sarah Mahfoudh and illustrated by Ruth Thorp.
“and from her home high in the sky, she chooses weather for you and I”.
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Welcome to another #MaverickMonday!Courtesy of Maverick children’s books, today’s review is a brilliantly quirky book by Lou Treleaven and Julia Patton about a mad lady scientist who invents wonderful inventions.
“but what does this ooja-thing actually do?”
