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January's Book of the Month: 'Sad Book' by Michael Rosen, illustrated by Quentin Blake.
Award Winning author Michael Rosen is an English children's novelist and poet, an author of 140 books! Michael Rosen's Sad Book is such a book. It chronicles Michael's grief at the death of his son Eddie from meningitis at the age of 19. A moving combination of sincerity and simplicity, it acknowledges that sadness is not always avoidable or reasonable and perfects the art of making complicated feelings plain. -AmazonUK
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Buy Michael Rosen's Sad Book (Paperback) £6.69 FREE delivery & We will donate a percentage of the sale to Barnado's. #WorldBookDay
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The Director of Learning at Baylis Court School in Berkshire has Received a Sad Book via #SadBookChallenge for their School Library.
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February's Book of the Month: 'Guess How Much I Love You' by Sam McBratney, illustrated by Anita Jeram.
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Sam McBratney, author of one of world's bestselling picture books, Guess How Much I Love You, has won the Bass Ireland Arts Prize and the Bisto Award, twice. He is also the author of the bestselling You're All My Favourites (9780744586602). He lives in Ireland. - AmazonUK
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Here are some of our recommendations - by teachers for learners. We do not endorse nor do we promote brands or authors. Our suggestions are based on what we believe learners will benefit from using our reading and teaching experience. We have provided direct links to these resources via Amazon.co.uk just click a book cover to visit the resource page at Amazon UK. Learning Tutor Limited is not liable for any third party sales. We believe Amazon UK offers exceptional customer service and unbiased customer reviews on the resources we suggest.
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Why we recommend...
Anatomy & Physiology for students interested in medical fields e.g. nursing and medicine.
CGP's 2015 A-level essential Mathematics for Biology & Physics are a good resource for new A-level students. Twenty Shakespeare books are a great resource to Shakespeare's plays. Useful for both children and adults. The Knowledge Encyclopedia and Collins World Atlas are essential references to broaden learners' knowledge in sciences, history and geography. Romeo & Juliet York Notes for GCSE is a good and accesible resource for Shakespeare's literature at GCSE level. Letts GCSE Maths and English guides for 2015 are relevant for those currently undertaking GCSEs. We recommend these from end of Year 9. The Illustrated Dictionary of Maths and the Usborne Guide to Better English are exceptional resources for KS2 & KS3 learners. Both books are engaging and relevant for 8+years. |
