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Students holding up pictures of their reading animals

This term Dr O's Economics students are reading Talking to My Daughter by Yanis Varoufakis. They came up to the library today to collect their books, and while they were here they decided what reading animal they are - there were a lot of tortoises! #bedesreads #goallin #nationalyearofreading2026

Mini review: I really enjoyed this, really like her writing, found the main characters sympathetic apart from Donald and Hilde, who both needed a punch in the nose. Definitely recommend. 4.25/5

Cover of We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker

Miss Evans is currently reading... Share what you're reading in the comments! #bedesreads #goallin #nationalyearofreading2026

What Reading Animal Are You? Everyone enjoys books in different ways, and this week I thought it would be fun to imagine readers as animals.

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Image of cartoon zoo animals, text reads: The Reading Zoo: What kind of reader are you?

New blog post: What reading animal are you? Link in comments #bedesreads #goallin #nationalyearofreading2026

Book cover for Crooked Heart by Lissa Evans.

Miss Evans is currently reading... #bedesreads #goallin #nationalyearofreading2026

Go All In logo. Text reads Proud to support The National Year of Reading 2026.

Bede's is Going All In! #bedesreads #goallin #nationalyearofreading2026

Screenshot of blog post - Exams & Mental Health: Don't stress, the library's got you covered!

New blog post - how the library can help during exam season. Link in bio. #bedesreads #booksky #libraries #exams

Not to pile on, but every 'c' in 'Pacific Ocean' is pronounced differently.

Your brain is such a wondrous thing! 😄

Bede's Loves... Read Miss Evan's latest review of The Glasgow Boys by Margaret McDonald...

New blog post - review of the brilliant Glasgow Boys! #bedesreads #booksandbeyond #booksky

Waterstones expands Books of the Month with YA and additional non-fiction offerings Waterstones is expanding its Book of the Month campaign in May with a new YA slot and another non-fiction offering. The retailer said it is “building on the significant growth potential of the current...

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We'll be reading three of these titles in next term's Brilliant Books and Biscuits. But not The Things We Leave Behind or Glasgow Boys because we already read those - look at us, fingers all over the literary pulse! #bedesreads #booksky #libraries

Lots of students and teachers in a library listening to stories

Brilliant Books and Biscuits Nostalgia Special: Dash of Wind in the Willows, a dollop of James and the Giant Peach, a drizzle of Frog and Toad, and a sprinkling of Pippi Longstocking - a really lovely World Book Day event! #bedesreads #booksky #libraries #librarylife

Chairs in a big circle, blankets and cushions all over the floor and cushions and throws on the chairs, ready for storytime!

Almost ready for our World Book Day Brilliant Books and Biscuits Nostalgia Special! #bedesreads #booksky #libraries #librarylife

4 school librarians recording a podcast

These amazing #schoollibrarians are building a #library in Kenya this summer! Learn how you can help this Fri March 7 #episode 311. #tlsky @captainlibrary.bsky.social @librarianjones.com @andrea-trudeau.bsky.social

Love in the Library Hey bookworms! Get ready to fall head over heels, because there’s a fresh batch of swoon-worthy YA romance novels in the library.

New library blog! 🥳 #bedesreads #booksky #libraries #blog

#BannedBookSkyClub discussion of #ParableOfTheSower by Octavia E. Butler. #BookSky

What did you think of Butler's use of diary entries to tell the story? Did it add to the impact? How?

George Eliot and George Sand were both authors, and women.

Happy Women's History Month.

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“Five Bridges,” by Colm Tóibín Being undocumented at a time when no one bothered much about illegal Irish people had almost suited him.

There's a new Colm Tóibín story in this week's New Yorker, some gentle, mournful fiction about what America was and is for an ordinary man today www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...

What a bookworm needs: books, money for more books and time to read more books.

Good morning. We are open. 📖☕️

Whatever career you want to pursue, reading books will get you there. #bedesreads #booksky

Can't pick a favourite this time! 😄

A brightly coloured noticeboard on a breeze-block wall, headed with the words Read Every Day, and covered in posters and slogans to do with reading, as well as pictures/illustrations/cartoons of, e.g., brains reading and lifting weights, piles of books, people reading.

A productive afternoon spent with our Reading Ambassadors, putting together a jolly new noticeboard outside the Sports Hall! #bedesreads #libraries #booksky

There are times when only Wodehouse will do…

‘I write all my poems with a quill by candlelight’: John Cooper Clarke on the joy of life without tech The punk poet has no smartphone, no email, not even a computer. Everyone should try it, he says

They go on a lot today about responsible drinking, but neighbourhood pubs used to enforce that. There’d be a pal of your dad’s in there saying, “You’ve had a few too many, kid, steady on – it’s still three hours till closing time.” ~ John Cooper Clarke
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Just a friendly reminder that your desire to have a bookshelf with a rolling ladder is valid. Don’t let anyone ever disrespect you by telling you otherwise.

Loved 'Isaac and the Egg' (available in your friendly school library), and looking forward to this one! #bedesreads #booksky