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We participated in the Kelmarsh Country Show (Countryman Fairs) Easter weekend event 2019 and once again saw huge success at this great event. The weekend saw high temperatures that brought the crowds and not only allowed us to sell our books but allowed us to promote our Bookworms brand. Bookworms allows individuals and organisations e.g. schools, to sell books at events easily (see our blog post for Flanderwell Primary School).The show is set within the stunning grounds of Kelmarsh Hall in Nor..
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28 Oct
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We've already covered in our other blog post, the ultimate guide for reading to children on why involving children beyond the words can bring benefits to their development and enjoyment of a physical book. One of the classic books for encouraging involvement and interaction with a book is the Where's Wally series of books and others that followed suit.Did you know that Where's Wally is a British series of children's puzzle books created by English illustrator Martin Handford. The books consist o..
26 Oct
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It is never too early to start reading.We've seen some weird and wonderful actions by parents, but this one takes the biscuit. Imagine this situation, a mother and child walking past a book stall, the child asks to look at the books and the mother responds with "...you cannot read, why do you need to buy a book". If you don't know what is wrong with the statement then you really need to carry on reading this.There is more to a book than words and pictures. Humans communicate by actions and tone ..
26 Oct
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This is a great guide to involve children when reading to them...
19 Oct
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We've launched a new look website to make it easier to find new and used books. This website beings in some more modern features that are expected from today's customers. Enjoy!..
01 Oct
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Preschoolers who sing, tell stories and eat dinner with their families tend to be emotionally healthier and better adjusted socially than kids who don’t have such routines...