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Check out our list of our favourite children’s books with black characters and get lost in a world of Handa, Grace and Anna Hibiscus to name but a few! Representation matters so here are some books to allow your children to see themselves represented in the books they read or add some colour and diversity to your bookshelves.
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Review of the now award winning best seller, The Hate You Give written by author Angie Thomas. This critically acclaimed book lived up to its merits in so many ways. Read the review of The Hate You Give by UK Blogger Tinuke for circusmums.com
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A review of Decolonial Daughter Letters from a Black Woman to her European Son. Written by Tinuke Bernard for Circus Mums blog.
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Find out what I’ve read so far in my 52 books in 52 weeks challenge and feel free to give me some recommendations!
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Check out the CEWE photobooks range and find out what we thought of our photobook building experience.Check
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It’s the first week of a new year so of course I’m doing the obligatory thing of setting goals for the year to come. This one is a book challenge. 52 books in 52 weeks.
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A selection of multicultural picture books for children as recommended by Maria the brilliant founder of Tiger Tales in this guest post.
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My earliest memory from childhood is of Rocking Horse Nursery in Luton. We moved to Luton in Bedfordshire when I was about 3 or 4 years old and the nursery was the greatest. It must have been, otherwise surely I’d have memories of the one which came before too, no?…
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Last week, I was speaking to some friends at work about a book I loved but for the life of me, couldn’t remember what was called. It was frustrating because I recall it made a massive impression on me at the time, because of the subjects it dealt with, slavery,…
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I remember reading so many Roald Dahl books as a child, my favourite was probably James and the Giant Peach and also George’s Marvellous Medicine. Between the quirky, somewhat dark scripts and the beautifully illustrated pages by the ever so talented Quentin Blake, it’s no wonder that the books I…
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I don’t actually gaze at my own navel, I used to when it was pierced, I developed a strange fascination with it and was awed by just how perfect it was. Yup my navel was pretty awesome, that is until my weight started spiralling out of control and the very…
Continue readingAs you know, I have a bit of a growing obsession with Wicked the musical and may admit to having seen it twice in less than the space of a year.. anyway, I now have four new books all based around Wicked and have just finished the first, which is…
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