I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting a section - books only! Large boy Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by J.K. Rowling It really good and told me all about the world of … Continue reading December 2020/January 2021 Reading
I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting a section - books only! Large boy The Miserable Mill by Lemony Snicket He's watched the whole TV series on Netflix and the first couple of books, he … Continue reading November 2020 Reading
I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting a section - books only! Large boy Artemis Fowl Artemis is this rich kid who captures and studies fairies and robs banks. He gets attacked by the fairy … Continue reading October 2020 Reading
I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting a section - books only! Large boy North Child by Edith Pattou A child, Rose, meets a polar bear who used to be a man but trolls enchanted … Continue reading September 2020 Reading
I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting a section - books only! Large boy The Burning Maze by Rick Riordan Apollo is still Lester, a human teenager. He has to defeat Triphinus, the dark Oracle … Continue reading August 2020 Reading
I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting a section - books only! Large boy Jack Stalwart 3 France: the Mystery of the Mona Lisa by Elizabeth Singer Hunt Well, come bedtime on 1st July large … Continue reading July 2020 Reading
This is not a sponsored review, I didn't receive anything for writing it. Any links are not sponsored either, I won't be compensated if you click on them. I've decided to do a monthly round up for everything we've read each month. Himself focuses on science articles and forums and news, so he's not getting … Continue reading June 2020 Reading
Le Dico des Mots Qui N'existent Pas (et Qu'on Utilise Quand Même) by Olivier Talon and Gilles Vervisch (@GVervisch). 5 stars ☆☆☆☆☆ (so long as you read French, otherwise a bit tricky). If you've ever read The Meaning of Liff by Douglas Adams and John Lloyd (and you read French well) this book is for … Continue reading Review: French dictionary of words that don’t exist
Large boy - Hiccup Large boy said he wants to be Hiccup from How to Train a Dragon from the get go. A quick google gave me some really easy ideas. He has dark green joggers and dragon welly boots to start with. I've got a brown gillet he can wear and I'm sure we … Continue reading World Book Day costumes
One of my favourite things about my kids is their ridiculously free and vivid imaginations. It all started about two and a half years ago. Small boy was in the sling on my back as we walked through the woods from the local park to home, he pointed at a tree and told me that … Continue reading Fabulous Sneaky Beasts
