The excitement and mystery associated with love is a potent and heady force at the best of times, but when the world is in lockdown and self isolation, love and joy is even more important than ever. So while you stay home and stay safe, enjoy your weekly free read and transport yourself to the magical world of pure romance.
Wash your hands like raccoons, stay in and be kind to one another. The aim is to help parents going into this period of quarantine, explain a little more about the Coronavirus pandemic, and how important it is we all isolate at home.
A digital book for primary school age children, free for anyone to read on screen or print out, about the coronavirus and the measures taken to control it. The book answers key questions in simple language appropriate for 5 to 9 year olds.
Colorfully illustrated and entertaining, Wash Your Hands! functions as a fun guide for kids 4-and-up to learn the best hand-washing techniques. The book has international focus, featuring kid characters from around the globe advising the standards set for washing as advised by the Worldwide Health Organization.
Lucy is like many other children in the world right now: in quarantine with her family. Her hair is blue, but this time she knows why. This FREE eBook is designed to help children realise they’re not alone in the current conditions with Covid-19, to help them understand it’s temporary and to help them express how they’re feeling.
This post covers the top 50 top passages from very well known books that all of us might have read before, and what you may consider reading in the near future. These passages may very well be the true definition that carry the main theme of each of the books and the meaning that the author wish to convey, regardless of the writing style.
What are the basic and the most fundamental characteristic of a good book? Or in this case, what really makes a great book, or differentiates between a good and a great book?