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A monthly round-up of high quality books suitable for use with children across the Primary age-range created by our children’s book expert, Joy Court.
The March round up includes:
books linked to evolution, natural selection and Charles Darwin
books on the theme of inclusion and diversity
a golden oldie dealing with mental health and well-being
The April round up includes:
books about nature, growth and the environment
a book about inclusion and diversity
a golden oldie that will have you reaching for your tissues
The May round up includes:
books linked to sport
books linked to the Olympics
books about Japan
The June round up includes:
books about dads
books about transitions
The July round up includes:
funny books
holidays
a classic golden oldie
The August round up includes:
books about going back to school
The September round up includes
poetry books
autumnal books
The October round up includes:
Halloween books
a classic golden oldie
a recommendation for Black History Month
The November round up includes:
Non-fiction books
The December round up include:
Books on a winter and Christmas them
Download FREE of charge to see Joy’s choices for March - December 2021. And… while you’re here, what themes and topics would you like recommendations for? Just drop us a line using the CONTACT US button on this page and we’ll see what we can do.
A regular round-up of high quality books suitable for use with children across the Primary age-range created by our children’s book expert, Joy Court.
January: books linked to Holocaust Memorial Day
February: books linked to love and LGBTPlus History Month
March: books linked to Mother’s Day, International Women’s Day and Science week.
April: books about refugees
Summer term: a range of new and well-loved books for children in EYFS, KS1 and KS2
Autumn term: a range of new and well-loved books for children in EYFS, KS1 and KS2
Download FREE of charge to see Joy’s choices for 2022. Also take a look at Joy’s recommendations for 2021.
