Back when life was normal we used to take the kids to the public library often and come home with bags full of new books to read.
They would spend a long time carefully choosing which books to borrow and we’d spend the next few weeks reading them all.
But now the libraries are still closed.
So, as a special treat, and as a reward for working so hard on their home learning, I did that rare thing: I bought some new children’s books online.
Not from Amazon, I hasten to add; they don’t need my support. I ordered these books from Waterstones.
First up: the richly and beautifully illustrated I Ate Sunshine For Breakfast which explains the wonder and science of plants.
Next: the wonderful picture book Young, Gifted And Black which celebrates black heroes.
And finally, Night Shift by Debi Gliori, which is a children’s picture book about depression.
I’m looking forward to reading these with my children. I might even dip into these books by myself… mmmm, that new book smell…
What age group are these books good for?
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My kids are 9 and . The Sunshine book suggests 9-14, Young, Gifted & Black suggests 5-8, and Night Shift is hard to categorize – the older the reader, the more they will get out of it.
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I meant to say my kids are 9 and 7!
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Ok thank you.. my daughter is still younger than the recommended age group then. But I’ll save these recommendations for future🙂
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