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It was a welcome sight, a small hotel in those miles of nothingness, cosy and warm... but why then did no one ever come back out?

Bouncy curls and a cheeky grin, to all intents and purposes a perfect small boy... but beneath, an absolute demon in training.

And different brains react to different interests. My oldest loved fiction, my youngest read the visual science dictionary for fun and gained fluency from Horrible Histories. Indignant grownups gave me hell for letting him study anatomy as it...

Yeah but look at him - no one criticises him, at least not to his don't-mess-with-me face. That'd be suicide.

Yeah but look at him - no one criticises him, at least not to his don't-mess-with-me face. That'd be suicide.

He obviously hasn't seen any of my attempts at drawing. Though, to be fair, no one says anything critical - they're laughing too much to speak.

Please sign me up! I miss you all!

And different brains react to different interests. My oldest loved fiction, my youngest read the visual science dictionary for fun and gained fluency from Horrible Histories. Indignant grownups gave me hell for letting him study anatomy as it...

And different brains react to different interests. My oldest loved fiction, my youngest read the visual science dictionary for fun and gained fluency from Horrible Histories. Indignant grownups gave me hell for letting him study anatomy as it...

They can do both. One of my 10 year old trampolinists who I coach was reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid one day and Stephen Fry's Mythos another day.

Which is another problem... And then we have the over 50's going on 2 and governing countries.

I know, I feel the same. Reading is / should be a transgressive experience... read above your age range, for God's sake! :)

They can do both. One of my 10 year old trampolinists who I coach was reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid one day and Stephen Fry's Mythos another day.

Sign me up please!

Amen to all that. A lot of kids are 8 going on 45 anyway.