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1. Snow! – Picture-book reading list from around the world
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 2/2/2016
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Snow – love it or dread it, I think most adults would agree at least that for children there’s something very special about it. And there are also some very special picture books around too. Here, in no particular order, is a small selection of snowy stories set around the … Continue reading ... →

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2. Sad news…
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By: Marjorie Coughlan, on 1/17/2016
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I was very sad to hear yesterday about the deaths of two special writers.


Poet Francisco X. Alarc&ocaute;nPoet Francisco X. Alarcón died on Friday. It was good to read Continue reading ... →

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