Reading

I think summer is always a good time to have a book on the go. There are some fantastic reads out there for SEN families. Here is a round-up of …

Would you like to review Cesca Major’s debut novel, The Silent Hours? The story of a mute woman in 1952 looked after by nuns in southwest France has been described …

Our latest book is Above All Things, by Tanis Rideout. Book Club hostess Jacqueline Steward, who blogs at Best and Beyond, starts us off on the discussion below. Read what …

Taking part in the BritMums Book Club with Penguin is a great way to score a free copy of new books, read along with a group of fellow bloggers and …

Jacqueline, our brand new Book Club editor, welcomes everyone to the kick off of March Book Club. Wondering how BritMums Book Club works (and how you can get your hands …

There’s something about good old-fashioned books that always captivates us. The rustle of pages, the beautiful covers, the pleasure of opening a book that very first time and anticipating the …

Browsing through my Facebook timeline I  came across this comment which made me stop in my tracks and think Went to buy a book at Waterstones a few days ago …

It may be the school summer holidays, but some of us still have education firmly in mind and here’s some wonderful posts to prove it, starting with A for Alphabet… …

When former MI5 director and current Man Booker Prize judge, Dame Stella Rimington claimed that Twitter and mobile phones were diminishing reading, an age old debate was brought to the …