Laura goes to long and noisry lengths to remind her mum and dad she's still there after a new sibling arrives on the scene. There's Yeats and Pound quoted ( And the days are not full enough, and the nights are not full enough, and life slips by like a field mouse, not shaking the grass). Between being mired in her escapist hedonism(with Tyler) or getting trapped in another person's dream-life trajectory(Jim).

These books are perefect to cuddle up and read with little ones, and for more confident kids to read themselves. A note on the two protagonists-they are real, full-blooded, in-control women not afraid to break taboos or be bogged down by what society demands of them.A rigorous, balanced and highly readable examination of the various ways we exploit the animals we live alongside.

Available to download in PC, Mac, and PDF formats, this beautifully-designed e-book has been developed with KS1 readers in mind. Hugely popular in primary classrooms due to its vibrant, appealing illustrations and accessible and interesting style of text, this informative compendium is the kind of non-fiction that children like to come back to again and again.Tyler and Laura are both girls in their late 20s/early 30s living together in Manchester, who haven’t really gotten it all figured out just yet. And since I am only half way through, although I’m worried about Laura, I really don’t know where this story will go. The song works a treat, but in his excitement over his new found success, Arlo accidentally wakes other animals up!