Resource Archive
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A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world posted on 14 Jun 2021
A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world
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We All Sleep Under The Same Stars, a collection of illustrated poems written by eleven year old children posted on 16 Jun 2017
Amnesty International's blog has published this article by Letterpress project Director, Karen Argent
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A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world : Update posted on 13 Jun 2017
A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world : Update
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We All Sleep Under The Same Stars : Illustrated Poems by Year 6 Pupils of Greenfield Primary School, Stourbridge posted on 02 Mar 2017
This booklet, produced by The Letterpress Project includes poems and illustrations produced by Year 6 Pupils
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Roald Dahl : The Man Who Believed In Magic posted on 03 Nov 2016
Roald Dahl : The Man Who Believed In Magic
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A selection of recommended books for children that include stories about asylum seekers and refugees from around the world : Update posted on 29 Sep 2016
Back in January of this year we published a list of children's books dealing with issues of refugees and asylum seekers which proved to be very popular
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Stories For Every Classroom: Canadian Fiction Portraying Characters With Disabilities posted on 14 Jun 2016
If you are not a Canadian reader, don’t be put off this fabulous resource by what seems to be its geographical specificity.
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Writing the World for Today's Kids: Diversity Essentials by Beverley Brenna posted on 18 May 2016
The Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators and Performers (CANSCAIP) have posterd a recording on Youtube of author Beverley Brenna
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Powerful picture books: understanding disability in nursery schools posted on 15 Apr 2016
This unpublished thesis by Karen Argent argues that picture books for young children can contribute to alternative constructions of disability
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Bookshop Memories Revisited posted on 16 Feb 2016
Bookshop Memories Revisited The Letterpress Project is delighted to present a brand new collection of original essays and reflections by people who love bo