Emma E. Redfern
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"This is a pretty good book. It’s designed to be accessible to all and I think it manages to do this. There are some elements I really like - the reflection / journal prompts and the way it summarises concepts without too much complication. Personally"
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A book that sensitively and powerfully celebrates difference in multiple ways, including through storytelling, autobiographical entries for those who inspired the stories, evocative illustrations, character names and creatures. In its gentle way it h ...more |
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| This is my favourite so far in the Thursday Murder Club series. I appreciate the expanded cast of characters and the variations this brought to their comparative status. As usual some laugh out loud moments, tender touches, and the broccoli reference ...more | |
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| The illustrations are vibrant, the storyline unique, and it's beautifully produced and handles really nicely. There's even a robin to search for which appears on each separate illustration. Little ones and any grown-ups reading this with them are in ...more | |
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I’m a big fan of all the Hunger Games books and films (brilliant casting btw). One of the most riveting and intriguing characters is Haymitch and this book chronicles his bittersweet victory in the arena in the 50th Hunger Games. This prequel also int ...more |
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| I so enjoyed reading this book. I also found it very moving to recognise many of my own parts in what Risa, Elizabeth and Robin share. Don’t be fooled into thinking this book is only for physicians; psychotherapists and others in the helping professi ...more | |
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