Michelle Robertson

@BexBookaholic It’s been on my TBR pile for so long.

I'm finally going in! I've heard so many good things, I can't wait. Have you read it #BookTwitter?

When my daughter and I have exactly the same approach to “browsing” a giant bookshop. 😂 Successful afternoon spent in @Foyles on Charing Cross Road! #sorrynotsorry #booktwt

Diving into this after a busy day exploring the wonders of Iceland’s Golden Circle.

Our Icelandic holiday rental has THE BEST reading nook! ❤️

Happy half term 😄😄 Definitely ready for an adventure!

@dave_mcpartlin We are near the start of our OPAL journey and I’m so excited to see how we develop play.

Lunchtimes used to be the toughest part of the day - now they’re one of the best. Seeing colleagues come together & visit to watch the magic of OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) in action was a good feeling. Play is powerful & every child deserves this joy. Proud to be Platinum!

When you forget that you preordered this and have a genuine squeal of surprise when it’s delivered. @RebeccaYarros 😄😄😄😄

This is just wonderful. It’s brilliant, sad, funny & a book that just gives you a great big hug. A great depiction of the joy and wonder kids can bring to dark days. You know where it’s going yet are desperately urging Frank & Red on to their endgame. Loved it! @mattcoyney

@elizabethfazal @HarperFiction I really enjoyed the book but haven’t found the desperate need to watch the tv series, the trailer didn’t inspire me.

A truly stunning piece of historical fiction 💙 After almost a year on my TBR pile, I’m so glad I finally picked it up. Has anyone watched the Netflix series? #AllTheLightYouCannotSee @HarperFiction

@earmstronglib @philearle @AndersenPress 😱 OMG!!! I need to read this!! JUNE??!! 😫

Well, that’s my Saturday sorted! Can’t tell you how much I’ve been looking forward to this ⁦@philearle⁩ ⁦@AndersenPress⁩ So beautiful too, thank you so much! #TheDawnofAdonis

@readswithravi Butter… on the fence but it was ok. Huge tbr pile to choose from now! 😄

what is the first book you read in 2025?

Today I went back to work after a challenging 2 month recovery from meningitis. It was such a joy to be back. My goal this term is to try to lead with positivity, and to make sure my life outside of the school gates is rich and fulfilling. I’m grateful for all I have today.

@_MissieBee I’m 240 pages in and it’s constantly making me hungry 😂 I’m finding it quite slow, some interesting perspectives on the role and view of women but it’s not drawing me in and making me desperate to keep reading.

I know I have the attention span of a potato and I’m only about 40 pages in but I’m already struggling with this. Pls tell me it’s worth it to persevere

@Headteacherchat We’ve moved from Spelling Shed to Superhero Spelling by @MonsterPhonics , we use their phonics scheme in EYFS & KS1 so we wanted some continuity now that our first cohort on that scheme have moved up into Y3. Teachers really like it, kids are doing well, a welcome change.

Anonymous Post: Hello everyone! I’m curious to know which spelling schemes schools are currently using. We haven’t established a consistent one yet, and it’s becoming clear that we need to.

@DebbieJH629 Adding this to the list!

Genuinely one of the best crime series I've read.

@DebbieJH629 Me too, I absolutely love this book.

An all time favourite.

@DebbieJH629 Adding this to the list 😂

Great book 🎉🎉🎉

@eliistender10 My husband and I both worked at Woolies on the weekends when we were 16, that’s where we met and we are still together 26yrs later.

It's 16 years since you left us, and not a day goes by when I don't think about you and the good times we spent together.

This book grabs you by the heartstrings and doesn’t let go. What a beautiful story written with authenticity and emotion. Thank you @Scarlett_for_ya

@DebbieJH629 An absolute gem of a book. Loved it!

Favourite books of the year day 16: In Memoriam by Alice Winn. Quite simply one of the best books I've ever had the pleasure to read. I just loved Ellwood and Gaunt.