Where are you Eddie? by Michael Rosen and Gill Smith
When someone we loves dies, It’s hard for the people left. The man in this story has beautiful memories of his son, Eddie. It helps too when people talk about him. He learns that each time he thinks of Eddie is a precious moment.
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The Wonder by Tom Percival
One day, Daniel wakes up in a bad mood. But slowly he begins to notice beautiful things. The sound of music, a beam of light. Little sparks of joy that make him smile. Magic and wonder exist for us all if you know where to look.
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The Seed of Doubt by Irena Brignull and Richard Jones
A little boy lives on a farm and dreams of other worlds. But as he gets older, he begins to feel a sense of doubt and fear. His dad says, ‘you can do anything as long as you believe it’. Is this true?
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My Rice is Best by Selina Brown and Maxwell A. Oginni
Whose rice dish is the best in the world? Shane’s mum makes amazing rice and peas. Yinka believes her family’s jollof rice is the tastiest ever. It turns out all their friends have a favourite rice dish. But whose is best?
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Luna Loves Sport by Joseph Coelho and Fiona Lumbers
Sports day is coming up and Luna thinks she’s not be very good at sport. She and her friend Abiola try lots of different activities. Some they’re good at and some, they’re not. Does that matter? No! Do they have fun? Why, yes of course.
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Ruth’s Updates
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The Boldest White by Ibtihaj Muhammad, S.K. Ali and Hatem Aly
Every week Faizah goes to fencing classes. She worries she won’t be able to compete in the competition if everyone is watching her. Unlike her sister, she doesn’t feel brave. Mama tells her, ‘bravery will grow exactly when you need it to’.
Shelter for Sadness by Ann Booth and David Litchfield
A little boy decides to create a safe space for his sadness. Sometimes he talks to it, sometimes it wants to be alone. The sadness can be small or big, can lie down or sit, can be loud or quiet. Sometimes it wants to be on its own. And that is okay.
Listening to the Quiet by Cassie Silva and Frances Ives
Jacki’s mum is losing her hearing so they learn sign language together. It’s sad that soon she won’t be able to hear music in the same way. Jacki has a great idea and invites mum to a special school show. Can we hear with our bodies, not just our ears?
Grandma’s Locs by Karen Arthur and Camilla Ru
Grandma wears her hair in beautiful locs. When she visits, she wears them in different ways; maybe plaited, coiled or in a headwrap. They’re always soft and warm and full of the most precious thing; grandma’s love.