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Growing up

Posted on 25/01/2011 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

This April, provided we are lucky enough to get tickets, we shall take the children to see Lord Of The Flies in Regents Park. A wonderful, if disturbing story of the powerful force that is peer-pressure. Ever since we decided … Continue reading →

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Posted in Writing | Tagged anarchy, Child, Child abuse, child care, Children Youth and Family, confidence, control, direction, guidance, independence, Lord Of The Flies, parenting, Regents Park, self-esteem, social welfare, teaching, Television, William Golding | 1 Comment

Fragile Minds

Posted on 05/12/2010 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

As most of you know, I work in a school library. Now, aswell as having material to support the curriculum, we stock items that appeal and will broaden the pupil’s thinking. We keep the Simpson’s books because they are visually appealing, quite informative, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Critique, New Author, Publishing, Women's Fiction, Writing | Tagged access, book, broadsheets, censorship, challenged, children, control, critical appraisal, ethics, key stage, library, Malorie Blackman, media studies, mid-market paper, news, newspapers, politics and government, School library, Sixth form, social studies, stock, suitability, tabloids | 4 Comments

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