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The Wolf Blood Moon
We all know there is something marvellous and mysterious about the great bright orb that illuminates the night sky.
I remember as a child gazing up at the moon, never believing adults who said it was made of cheese. I couldn’t bear the thought of it being eaten. I did, however, wonder if there was a girl in the moon. What sort of house did she live in? Was she lonely? How did she get there? What did she do all day? What did she look like? Was she ever coming home? Would she fall out of the sky?
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Martin Luther King: Inspiring Children’s Stories
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Show And Tell At Work Day
Today is Show And Tell at Work Day, so I thought I would celebrate Show and Tell in literature. Actually, in literature, the mantra is, ‘show, don’t tell’. So, what … Continue reading
Do You Allow Yourself A Cuddle Up Day?
All this week, I have been celebrating the first full moon of January by mentioning how it inspires imagination. As today is designated Cuddle-Up day, I am connecting the moon … Continue reading
Does The Moon Affect Mood?
My theme this week is the moon. It was full on Tuesday and kicked off the New Year. Poets, painters, musicians, artists, philosophers and psychologists have always been fascinated with our nearest … Continue reading
Does the Full Moon Inspire You?
Today is the first full moon of January 2018. What a special way to begin 2018. The moon has always been a source of inspiration to poets, painters and writers; … Continue reading
Words Have A Habit of Misbehaving
When I was a little girl (a very, very long time ago), I used to love learning new, really big words like ‘discombobulate’ or pusillanimous or disconcerted. As I grew, my … Continue reading
The Rolling Bones!
Last week, I watched The Apprentice, Lord Alan Sugar’s TV romp. I have to admit, I was amazed at what some of those youngsters got away with. The task was … Continue reading
Rhyme And Phonics: Important in Early Literacy?
As a child, I remember learning nursery rhymes sung to me by my mother. Not only did her soft, lilting Galway accent transfix me, the rhythm of hardly-understood-words elicited an … Continue reading
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