Two thoughts on board games
A short post on board games, while I finish making graphs from the Who's Rich survey (which I'll probably do next weekend). Never miss a post by entering your email…
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Book Review: A Wrinkle in Time
Minor spoilers for A Wrinkle in Time. I first read this book nearly thirty years ago. It stands out in my memory as one of the few books I read…
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Book Review: The Fantastic Dinosaur Adventure by Gerald Durrell
One of Gerald Durrell's less well-known books, I first read this myself as a child and have recently read it to my own son, aged five. It was an amazing…
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Bible Analytics: What do Children’s Bibles Focus On?
We have quite a lot of children's bibles and it's always interesting to see what each one focuses on. This post carries out some fairly surface level analysis of how…
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Guest Post: The Truth Behind the Cluck
A guest blog by Jean Blakey. A mountain of people have asked me about the meaning behind my children’s book Cluck Cluck Duck and a smattering have given me…
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Two Charlies
I recently reread Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator. It's fascinating that for two books that are so similar - same author, same series,…
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Conservative Home article: Tranferrable Tax Allowances and Free Child Care
My latest article on Conservative Home argues that families should be offered a choice between the 30 hours of free childcare or a transferable tax allowance, to enable a more…