Kate Gettings

@kategettings.bsky.social

Key Account Manager at Oxford Children’s Books - all views my own.

Gordon the meanest goose, Rabbit and Bear, Bad Panda. This is quite a tricky category as reading schemes tend to follow patterns for introducing new words and then other books contain more interesting/exciting vocabulary that they might not have come across and aren’t easily decodeable. Confident-

New research from Oxford University Press shows how powerful reading is in helping children navigate real-life situations, understand their emotions, and learn how to treat others. Explore the More than Words report for full insights 📚 #NationalYearOfReading #UKEd #UKKidLit

More than words: the real-life impact of reading - Oxford University Press

Our latest research report shows how reading helps children develop their emotional understanding and relate to their peers and the world around them.

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Fantastic to see Thunderboots highlighted as an example of tower blocks featured in picture books - thank you @letterboxlibrary.bsky.social

Books for Keeps, the children's books review journal@booksforkeeps.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Our NEW issue is here, #BfK278 📢 packed with interviews, features and children's book reviews. Includes Brian Moses, Natalia Shaloshvili, Alexis Deacon, Everything with Words, Letterbox Library recommends, new Beyond the Secret Garden AND @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social #BookSky #KidLit bit.ly/4tIl0fz

Graphic advertising the new issue of the children's books review journal Books for Keeps with a list of features. Books for Keeps is free to read and includes interviews, features and reviews of the latest children's books.