Showing posts with label Book of the Week 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book of the Week 2018. Show all posts
Friday, 30 November 2018
ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 30th November 2018: "Timelines of Everything" (Dorling Kindsersley Publishing)
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November 30, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
Dorling Kindersley,
Timelines of Everything
Wow, our second book of the week is an absolute MAMMOTH book that captures the history of our planet from Big Bang to Big Badaboom!
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ReadItDaddy's First Book of the Week - Week Ending 30th November 2018: "The Funniest Book Ever" by various Authors / Artists (David Fickling Books)
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November 30, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
David Fickling Books,
The Funniest Book Ever,
The Phoenix Comic
Our first Book of the Week this week should come with a paper bag to hyperventilate into, if you find yourself laughing until you can barely breathe...
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Friday, 23 November 2018
ReadItDaddy's Third Book of the Week - Week Ending 23rd November 2018: "Emmett and Caleb" by Karen Hottois and Delphine Renon, translated by Sarah Ardizzone (Book Island)
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November 23, 2018
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Book Island,
Book of the Week 2018,
Delphine Renon,
Emmett and Caleb,
Karen Hottois,
Sarah Ardizzone
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Friday, 16 November 2018
ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 16th November 2018: "Speed Birds" by Alan Snow (OUP / Oxford Children's Books)
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November 16, 2018
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Alan Snow,
Book of the Week 2018,
OUP / Oxford Children's Books,
Speed Birds
Our second book of the week is something really special, from a master of explaining how things work...
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Friday, 26 October 2018
ReadItDaddy's First Book of the Week - Week Ending 26th October 2018: "The Art and Making of The Greatest Showman" by Signe Bergstrom (Blink Publishing)
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October 26, 2018
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Blink Publishing,
Book of the Week 2018,
Signe Bergstrom,
The Art and Making of The Greatest Showman
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Friday, 12 October 2018
ReadItDaddy's First Book of the Week - Week Ending 12th October 2018: "Mini Rabbit: Not Lost" by John Bond (HarperCollins Children's Books)
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October 12, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
HarperCollins Children's Books,
John Bond,
Mini Rabbit: Not Lost
Our first Book of the Week this week is a stunning debut by a new author illustrator who weaves the most amazing storyscapes...
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Friday, 5 October 2018
ReadItDaddy's Third Book of the Week - Week Ending 5th October 2018: "The Ink House" by Rory Dobner (Laurence King Publishing)
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October 05, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
Laurence King Publishing,
Rory Dobner,
The Ink House
We're truly spoiled for choice with amazing books at this time of year, so we're squeezing a third Book of the Week in this week. You lucky people!
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Friday, 14 September 2018
ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 14th September 2018: "I Am The Seed that Grew the Tree" - Poems selected by Fiona Waters, illustrated by Frann Preston-Gannon (Nosy Crow / National Trust)
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September 14, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
Fiona Waters,
Frann Preston-Gannon,
I am The Seed That Grew The Tree,
National Trust,
Nosy Crow
Our second Book of the Week this week is, without doubt, one of the most stunning poetry anthologies we've seen this year...
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Friday, 7 September 2018
ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 7th September 2018: "Curiositree: Human World" by A.J Wood, Mike Jolley and Andres Lozano (Wide Eyed Editions)
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September 07, 2018
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Amanda Wood,
Andres Lozano,
Book of the Week 2018,
Mike Jolley,
The Curiositree: Human World,
Wide Eyed Editions
This week's book of the week is a truly dazzling and sumptuously presented non-fic book that impresses the socks off us...
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ReadItDaddy's Poetry Book of the Week - Week Ending 7th September 2018: "Poetry for a Change: A National Poetry Day Anthology" by Various (Otter-Barry Books)
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September 07, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
Otter-Barry Books,
Poetry for a Change,
Various Authors
Our Poetry Book of the Week this week is a fantastic way to celebrate National Poetry day. A superb anthology of contemporary and classic poems...
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Friday, 3 August 2018
ReadItDaddy's First Book(s) of the Week - Week Ending 3rd August 2018: "First Names: Elon (Musk) and Emmeline (Pankhurst)" by Haydn Kaye, Michael Cotton-Russell, Tracey Turner and Mike Smith (David Fickling Books)
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August 03, 2018
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Book of the Week 2018,
David Fickling Books,
Elon Musk,
Emmeline Pankhurst,
First Names,
Haydn Kaye,
Michael Cotton-Russell,
Mike Smith,
Tracey Turner
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Our first book(s) of the week this week are the first two titles in a fantastic new range from David Fickling Books.
The new "First Names" series aims to introduce famous figures who have excelled in their chosen fields, or inspired generations of men and women to get behind important movements and campaigns.
Starting off with Elon (Musk) and Emmeline (Pankhurst) the books are fantastically engaging, brilliantly written and attractively illustrated - taking you through the life and works of famous people.
Starting off with Elon (Musk) you'll learn how this innovative entrepreneur put his mega-mind into play, coming up with some of the most revolutionary inventions and ideas of the 21st century.
Elon Musk is a firm believer that humankind needs to make better use of the planet's natural resources to power us through the next era of our development. Endorsing the use of solar power, electric vehicles and even pioneering voyages into space to perhaps one day colonise other planets, he's an amazing inspirational character that kids will love learning about.
Emmeline (Pankhurst) hardly needs any introduction at all.
She fought a tough battle to win the vote for British women and inspired others around the world to do the same. In her early life you'll find out why she hated school, how she had to take lessons in stone throwing, what she thought when her daughter spat at a policeman and an awful lot more besides.
Get to know Emmeline and Elon on FIRST NAME terms!
The books are truly brilliant, full of amazing facts and information delivered in a way that will pique children's curiosity and hopefully inspire them to become the next Elon or Emmeline themselves.
"First Names: Elon (Musk) and Emmeline (Pankhurst)" are both out now, published by David Fickling Books (kindly supplied for review).
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Our first book(s) of the week this week are the first two titles in a fantastic new range from David Fickling Books.
The new "First Names" series aims to introduce famous figures who have excelled in their chosen fields, or inspired generations of men and women to get behind important movements and campaigns.
Starting off with Elon (Musk) and Emmeline (Pankhurst) the books are fantastically engaging, brilliantly written and attractively illustrated - taking you through the life and works of famous people.
Starting off with Elon (Musk) you'll learn how this innovative entrepreneur put his mega-mind into play, coming up with some of the most revolutionary inventions and ideas of the 21st century.
Elon Musk is a firm believer that humankind needs to make better use of the planet's natural resources to power us through the next era of our development. Endorsing the use of solar power, electric vehicles and even pioneering voyages into space to perhaps one day colonise other planets, he's an amazing inspirational character that kids will love learning about.
Emmeline (Pankhurst) hardly needs any introduction at all.
She fought a tough battle to win the vote for British women and inspired others around the world to do the same. In her early life you'll find out why she hated school, how she had to take lessons in stone throwing, what she thought when her daughter spat at a policeman and an awful lot more besides.
Get to know Emmeline and Elon on FIRST NAME terms!
The books are truly brilliant, full of amazing facts and information delivered in a way that will pique children's curiosity and hopefully inspire them to become the next Elon or Emmeline themselves.
"First Names: Elon (Musk) and Emmeline (Pankhurst)" are both out now, published by David Fickling Books (kindly supplied for review).
Friday, 20 July 2018
ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 20th July 2018: "A Bubble" by Genevieve Castree, Phil Elverum and Anders Nilsen (Drawn and Quarterly)
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July 20, 2018
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A Bubble,
Anders Nilsen,
Book of the Week 2018,
Drawn and Quarterly,
Genevieve Castree,
Phil Elverum
ReadItDaddy's First Book of the Week - Week Ending 20th July 2018: "The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story" by Phil Szostak. Foreword by James Clyne and Neil Lamont (Abrams Books)
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July 20, 2018
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Abrams Books,
Book of the Week 2018,
James Clyne,
Neil Lamont,
Phil Szostak,
The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story
It's time for another one of those sumptuous and luxurious Star Wars art books to grace our Book of the Week slot. The 2nd this month in fact...!
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Friday, 6 July 2018
ReadItDaddy's First Book of the Week - Week Ending 6th July 2018: "The Art of Star Wars: The Last Jedi" by Phil Szostak and Rian Johnson (Lucasfilm / Abrams)
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July 06, 2018
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Abrams Publishing,
Book of the Week 2018,
Lucasfilm Ltd,
Phil Szostak,
Rian Johnson,
The Art of Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Our first Book of the Week this week once again celebrates the amazing talent that Disney / Lucasfilm gather every time a new Star Wars movie is announced...
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Friday, 22 June 2018
ReadItDaddy's First Book of the Week - Week Ending 22nd June 2018 - "Dr Christian's Guide to Growing Up Online" by Dr Christian Jessen (Scholastic)
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June 22, 2018
Labels:
Book of the Week 2018,
Dr Christian Jessen,
Dr Christian's Guide to Growing Up Online (Hashtag: Awkward!),
Scholastic
Our first Book of the Week this week is an absolutely brilliant and essential guide to growing up that encompasses the ever-present information superhighway...
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