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Author Archives: Rebeccadanks
Book Post – The Apple Tree
The Apple Tree by John Rebholz. Illustrations by Zoe Saunders. Published by Lightning Source. 2018. A young soldier sits in a trench, his head bowed in concentration. As a new father sent to fight in the First World War, he … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Book Review, Books, Children's books, Literature, Picture books, Reading, Storytelling, World War One
Tagged Children's books, illustration, Literature, Review, Reviews, SCBWI
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On the Trail of Alexandros Papadiamantis
Whilst on holiday on the beautiful Greek island of Skiathos, I stumbled across the Alexandros Papadiamantis House-Museum. Built in 1860, this pretty bougainvillea-strewn building features the original furniture, paintings and letters of the famous Greek writer and his family. It … Continue reading
Posted in Greece, Museum, Uncategorized
Tagged Author, Authors, Book, Books, Greece, Greek Islands, Literature, Papadiamantis, Skiathos
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When in Doubt, Go to the Library
The local library I joined when I was little was forced to close recently and is awaiting demolition. This sad news has prompted me to contemplate the many positive experiences I’ve had at libraries all over the world. Kents Moat … Continue reading
Posted in Birmingham, Blog, Books, Brum, Cape Clear Island, Cork, Ireland, Libraries, Library, Literature, London, New York, Novel, Reading, Rome, TS Elliott, UK
Tagged British Library, Charlotte Bronte, Ireland, Jane Eyre, Libraries, Library, Library of Birmingham, New York Public Library, Reading, Rome
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A Tale of Two Cities
Rome and Birmingham. They’ve got so much in common! Said no one, ever. Until now… A major international survey* has placed these two very different cities together in joint 51st place in the world for quality of life. Quite literally, … Continue reading
Posted in Birmingham, Blog, Brum, Italy, Rome, Uncategorized
Tagged Mercer, Ozzy Osbourne, Rooftops, The Rotunda
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