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Book news A taste of what's happening around the country.Early Skills in Reading and Listening20/10/2019 A new series of books focused on reading and listening skills aims to support young children in developing independent thinking skills and enthusiasm for reading. Find out more about the newly launched QED Essentials series. A fresh look at non-fiction from OUP20/10/2019 OUP's (Oxford University Press) TreeTops inFact series includes a range of non-fiction titles as part of its TreeTops scheme for primary readers. We asked teachers and librarians to review the series for ReadingZone. DKFindOut! research tool for ages 7-11 years20/10/2019 Illustrated non-fiction publisher DK has created a range of digital resources, including DKFindOut!, a free educational website for children, parents and teachers. We asked teachers and librarians to tell us what they thought of the website. One in eight schools has no library provision19/10/2019 While nine in ten schools in England have a designated library space, that falls to 67% in Wales and 57% in Northern Ireland, according to research commissioned by the Great School Libraries (GSL) Campaign. The Demon Headmaster returns...19/10/2019 A whole new generation of children will get to meet the Demon Headmaster in a new television series now airing on CBBC and BBC i-Player, and you can watch children interviewing author Gillian Cross - prior to the new television series - via the links, below. His Dark Materials comes to BBC122/09/2019 Look out for the first episode of His Dark Materials, airing on BBC1 on 3rd November. The first eight episodes are based on Northern Lights, the first book in the His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman. BAME representation in children's books rises19/09/2019 The second Reflecting Realities report, a survey of ethnic representation in UK children's literature, shows an increased presence of BAME characters in children's books during 2018 compared to the previous year. A new What the Ladybird Heard for next summer17/09/2019 Publisher Macmillan has confirmed it will publish a new title in the What the Ladybird Heard series by Julia Donaldson and Lydia Monks, What the Ladybird Heard at the Seaside. It will publish in April 2020. |
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Follow @ReadingZone Book of the weekMax and the MillionsRoss Montgomery
~ Babies & Toddlers Meet the AuthorTHE BOOKWORM by DEBBIE GLIORI is a gorgeous treat of a story about a boy, Max, and his search for the perfect pet. When Max finds a baby worm that seems to be 'just right', little does he know what the worm will grow up into... 
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