Its cast of vibrant characters radiate the author’s own rich humanity through theirs. It is one of those books that make our world a little better and will sustain and encourage many. What a wait for the next!
Completely agree. Strange and beautiful novel that balances antique resonance with contemporary sensibility and deep humanity.
Anyone in any way interested in contemporary acting (or psychology) should check this out. Or Instagram: @actforacting
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Yes.
Think theatre. Arguments for acting in the 21 Century.
www.theworkingactiongroup.com/blog
With so many big names it is surprising The Thursday Murder Club is the appallingly bad movie it is. Gross ham acting, wooden dialogue, and a ludicrous plot. I’ve seen more convincing episodes of Midsomer Murders. (And that is a very low bar!)
@patricknessbooks.bsky.social one of out finest writers triumphs again. His new instalment in the stunning Chaos Walking series, is another masterpiece. It is a gripping, moving, thoughtful, hugely imaginative and ultimately devastating book.
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Hello children's book lovers. Here's my final Reading Matters children's book news round up to help you catch up with what you may have missed. Awards news, summer reading ideas and book suggestions to tempt! #UKKidLit
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Studies by @openuni-rfp.bsky.social, led by Professor @teresacremin.bsky.social, show that What on Earth! Magazine boosts children's engagement with reading in the classroom, including with reluctant readers 🎓
🔗 Read the full reports for each phase here: www.whatonearthmag.com/research
It’s been great seeing all the DW conversations lately on Insta so after last summer’s posters, I’ve been inspired to start creating more so instead of Demon Dentist, here are some incredible reads which feature young carers #kidlituk
