In a world where misinformation is rife, False versus Facts is an excellent reminder that we should look for the evidence behind statements...
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Review: Bella Grows a Bicycle
Bella Grows a Bicycle , starts with a simple premise. Bella wants a bicycle but it’s nowhere near her birthday, so what is she to do? ‘Maybe...
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Review: Whose House is This?
Come with Peter as he spends the day visiting his friends. Lucy’s house has ears, just like the cats who live there. Georgina’s house looks...
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Review: The Embarrassing Confessions of Gracie Sparks
Starting high school is nerve-wracking enough for most kids. Different teachers. New subjects. A maze of corridors and classrooms to navigat...
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Review: Hafsa’s Way
Hafsa will not take no for an answer. She intends to be a doctor but her parents do not hold the same dream for her. Her parents don't s...
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Review: The Prime Minister Problem
Brenton Cullen's debut novel is a terrific read for middle-grade. This young man has been a keen writer since childhood and is now makin...
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Sunday Shelfie - Trickshot Harri
Happy #sundayshelfie day! It is my pleasure to welcome the wonderful Jake Minton .This week we are celebrating the fun and engaging picture ...
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