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10 Halloween Paper Plate Craft Activities For Kids
View recipe: 10 Halloween Paper Plate Craft Activities For KidsSo half term is upon us! My boys were off last week but I think the majority of children have this week off. I thought I would share some cheap and easy activities for you to do. These are all activities you can do with a paper plate – I picked u[p a pack of…
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Family Movie Night
View recipe: Family Movie Night#Blogtober Day Twenty Four So I recently came across a great post on Pinterest by thirtyhandmadedays.com It was called The Giant List of 80’s Movies To Watch With Your Kids and you can see it here. It got me thinking about the movies from my childhood which I subsequently watched with my kids or still…
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Blog Tour Book Review – The Tissue Veil
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – The Tissue Veil#Blogtober DAY SIXTEEN The Tissue Veil by Brenda Bannister The Blurb What if you discovered a hundred-year-old diary under your floorboards – and then found references in it to yourself? Or if you lived in 1901, yet kept seeing glimpses of a girl from modern times? And what if both of you had problems…
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World Arthritis Day 2018
View recipe: World Arthritis Day 2018World Arthritis Day was yesterday, October 12th. I have created a video on my YouTube channel to help raise awareness of arthritis and the fact it affects children and young people too. Please check it out and don’t forget to subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me int he future. World Arthritis…
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Blog Tour Book Review – The Poppy Field
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – The Poppy Field#Blogtober Day Twelve Happy publication day to The Poppy Field! I was lucky enough to be sent an advanced copy of this one so I can let you know what I think! The Poppy Field by Deborah Carr The Blurb This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Young…
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Blog Tour Book Review – Magic O’ Clock and Magical Memories
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – Magic O’ Clock and Magical Memories#Blogtober Day 11 Magic O’Clock by L. S. Fellows The Blurb Archie Royle is a kind, funny, gentle man. He’s also my dad. My storyteller. My hero. Except he doesn’t remember my face any more. His world, these days, doesn’t include me or his family. Life may have changed for him, but he hasn’t given…
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An Interview With… Karen Osman
View recipe: An Interview With… Karen Osman#Blogtober DAY 9 Karen Osman has written two books which I have previously reviewed on the blog, and loved! I am really pleased that she has begun writing her next book, find out more in this interview with her, courtesy of Aria, her publishers. Tell us more about your latest book, The Home. My second…
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Baby Loss Awareness Week
View recipe: Baby Loss Awareness Week#Blogtober Day Eight Baby Loss Awareness Week starts tomorrow, so I thought today I would share my story with you. What Is Baby Loss Awareness Week? Baby Loss Awareness Week is held every year between October 9th and 15th. It is a collaboration between a number of different UK charities and is designed to raise…
PAIN IS TEMPORARY, QUITTING LASTS FROREVER
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