Last Sunday was sat curled up in a chair with the sun streaming, reading graphic novels. I was particularly taken with these.
The true story of Omar Mohamed’s time in a refugee camp in Kenya, Victoria Jamieson’s beautiful illustrations work brilliantly to convey what he and his brother experienced, along with thousands of others.
This book is based on the juvenalia of the Brontes, focussing mainly on the world developed by Charlotte Bronte.
A fantastic children’s book about a boy of mixed heritage moving to private school where most of the teachers and students are white (and rich). This made me think about how I treat people and the ways I may accidentally discriminate against others.
A book about the Polish Resistance during World War 2.
She Eats Books 