Simon Smith

“So sad to hear of the loss of the genius that was David McKee. He leaves a truly wonderful picturebook legacy, including “Elmer” and the completely perfect “Not Now Bernard”, a book that is even more pertinent now than when it was first written #RIPDavidMcKee”

“@slhattersley @CressidaCowell Love her books. The How to train your dragon books were really important for me and my youngest.”

“@digitalmaverick Yes. Great book.”

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“Following my blog about #WordlessWonders picturebooks here are some share of books I’ve used that work brilliantly with children. Most are perfect across primary a few are for older children. 1/4…”

“@teacher_mr_r @BarbaraEvaV @KateHeap1 @Nicola_M_N_ @sam_creighton @jenniferob81 @karen_wallee @erinlynhamilton @richreadalot @TsuiAllen @rumena_aktar @SlatteryMr @wishesandstars @one_to_read @EduMsfb @MrHtheteacher @MissS_Kimble @Misterbodd I’d recommend either of these versions illustrated. Fox and Squirrels really is a book that should be more widely known. Loved The DiCamillo “los Rancheros” books.”

“@kellyyanghk @KathieMacIsaac @KirkusReviews Brilliant. The first three books are fantastic.”

“@ClareHelenWelsh @bookseller @BookBrunch Four more great books to add to your list about managing emotions and dealing with fears. #BooksThatHelp”

“@dc_litchfield Cress Watercress is such a beautiful book. Your illustrations raise it to another level.”