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Saturday, 6 February 2021

News but still no opinions on 6th February 2021

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6th February 2021

Wigan author prepares for live launch of children's dementia book
Ernesto Cisneros talks about becoming an author and winning the Pura Belpré award
Magic words: Ellwood City author publishes second book
Vancouver writer pens book about an adorable ghost who learns to be less lonely
2 Picture Books Celebrate the Poetry and Promise of Black Lives
Naramata author features endangered species in children’s books
Primary school receives book donation for home study students
University of Bremen: Artificial intelligence in children’s books
Peterborough City Hospital builds book collection thanks to donation

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Friday, 5 February 2021

News but no opinions again on 5th February 2021

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5th February 2021

Peterborough City Hospital builds book collection thanks to donation
Children’s writing competition launched to address inequality in Nottingham’s literacy levels
Eaglescliffe woman writes book to help with home-schooling
Cambridgeshire author Kim Temple’s new book offers a reason to smile
African American Children's Book Fair goes virtual amid COVID-19 pandemic
Children’s Books to Explore During Black History Month
Casper author releases children’s book with a message for everyone
There will always be spring
Empathy starts early: 5 Australian picture books that celebrate diversity
Neath Port Talbot school nurse writes children's book to help little ones be less afraid of hospital
Saratoga mum publishes second children’s book
Book developed at Cincinnati Children's helps identify risks of reading difficulties
Competition launched for children missing out on World Book Day in Milton Keynes
Your favourite childhood books to share with family for National Storytelling Week
Four Questions for Jacqueline Davies

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Thursday, 4 February 2021

4th February 2021 news but no opinions today

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4th February 2021

Bahamian author launches children’s book
Tactile books adapted for blind children
Children's Books That Feature Characters With Disabilities
Saratoga mum publishes second children’s book
Stroud children's author donates new book to primary schools

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Wednesday, 3 February 2021

Loadsa news on 3rd February 2021!

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3rd February 2021

Author Jelani Memory's must-read children's books for Black History Month
Column: A list of children’s books to celebrate Black history every month, not just in February
22 children’s books to look out for this month
10 Kids' Books About Love That Are Perfect For Valentine's Day

7 books to teach kids about body autonomy and consent - 
Why White Children Need Diverse Books
Grandma Book World: A grandmother inspiring kids
Global Interactive Children’s Books Market 2020 Trending Technologies, Developments, Key Players and Forecast to 2026
Artport exhibit of artist's digital illustrations spotlights children's diversity

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Tuesday, 2 February 2021

2nd February news and a single opinion

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Wirral author builds dream career during lockdown
Black Isle occupational therapist publishes second children’s book to help youngsters manage "difficult emotions"
Twickenham girl writes book about experiences in COVID-19
David Walliams launches Car Park Party drive-in adaptation of Billionaire Boy
AR sign language book for children leads UK’s immersive tech boom - Amanda's comment: At last! Books for children like I was when I was at school! I hope it flies off the shelves and children who are deaf or who have hearing loss feel included and their friends learn how to communicate properly using BSL!
Mr Men turns 50
These books allow Aboriginal children in Tasmania to read stories in their reclaimed language
4 Easy, Everyday Ways To Teach Your Kids About Representation
Hawaii-born author Tae Keller ‘still trying to process’ winning top honor for children’s literature

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Monday, 1 February 2021

1st February news, but no opinions today

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1st February 2021

Children's author Nick Sharratt to host digital family day on Zoom
Local author unveils her debut children’s book, an enchanting witches story
Children's book by Alabama authors receives national honor
New writers get four-figure prize from Scottish Book Trust awards
Chapel Hill author's new children's book offers up a bill of rights for girls
School strives to ensure every child has challenging book to read during lockdown
Bolton primary school teacher publishes first book
Reading picture books to my son felt repetitive — but that helped me see how brilliant they were

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