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valerie bloom search: writer and performance poet jan 6 hi! by valerie bloom welcome to my homepage! see news and updates here and through the blog. you can find out more about me (and my availability to come to a school or event), or get in touch through the pages to the right. all the best! val advertisements announcements leave a comment » jan 19 book week bookings! by valerie bloom just a reminder to get in touch sooner rather than later if you’d like me to visit your school this march. every year i have to disappoint people wanting a session to celebrate book week, since the week, and march in general, always fill up very quickly. i already have several visits lined up, so please don’t leave it too late! announcements comments off on book week bookings! jan 12 my own caribbean adventure… by valerie bloom i’ve just spent a couple of idyllic weeks in cuba and have had a lot to think about since then. i was touched by the friendliness and the courteousness of everyone and by the unspoilt, uncommercialised honesty of the place. at the same time i was amazed at how little people had to survive on and how resourceful that made them. i saw ropes being fabricated on an ingenious machine, home-made from old video tapes; the irrigation system on a farm i visited consisted of old tyres split to form drains, and used the water left over from washing. just to give you an idea. from wielding my rudimentary spanish on the unsuspecting-but-accommodating fruit seller (and marvelling at the variety of fresh produce on his stall), to scrambling over sparse hillsides in search of exciting new plant life, i found cuba to be an eye-opening experience. as i’m contemplating a sequel to the tribe , i was particularly pleased to be able to fit in some research at the taino museum and reconstructed village. jokes about it taking our visit to end the decades-old us stand-off aside, i hope the newfound dialogue will have positive results for cuba and her warm populace. let’s hope both will keep their unsullied openess amidst the opportunities that political changes promise. blog comments off on my own caribbean adventure… nov 30 rhymes and rhythms in bonny scotland by valerie bloom on 27 november i had the privilege of working with roger mcgough on a bbc scotland live recording, rhymes and rhythms . we had a brilliant time sharing our poetry with an enthusiastic audience of 5-7 year-old pupils, and the organisers, the scottish book trust have created a set of learning resources for teachers. these are available on their website free of charge; and i’ve linked to a couple below. wishing everyone a peaceful run-up to the end-of-year break! learning resources watch the event clips from the event (via the bbc scotland learning website) a day in the life blog performances resources watch online comments off on rhymes and rhythms in bonny scotland oct 16 50 best by valerie bloom from handbags to kitchen appliances our family has taken great pleasure in perusing the guardian’s “50 best” feature over the years. so i was delighted to discover not only that their latest edition looks at such an important topic as culturally diverse children’s literature, but to see one of my own books make it into the list! the guardian’s diverse voices: the 50 best culturally diverse children’s books looks at the best children’s and teenagers’ books celebrating cultural and ethnic diversity since 1950. my picture book, fruits is the second in the list, in the “early years” section. celebrating children’s book week, the article sits among various features exploring children’s literature and diversity. speaking of the latter, it was good to see a wide array of cultures featured, albeit what one would expect! have a read, and maybe discover an old treasure from your childhood, or a new one to share! what books would you have added to the list? a day in the life announcements blog comments off on 50 best oct 21 poetry, charity, royalty by valerie bloom october 17th has lots of good memories; a family birthday, a neice’s anniversary, a trip to kenya three years back. this year, however, the day afforded an experience i don’t often enjoy; performing to royalty! as part of a school visit i gave a performance and writing workshop to a group of schoolchildren as lovely and enthusiastic as ever. or perhaps slightly more excited than usual, as these young people had another visitor in the form of hrh princess beatrice! the workshop took place at st peter’s school in farnham, and was organised by the helen arkell dyslexia centre as part of dyslexia awareness week. princess beatrice is patron of the centre, and knows personally what it takes to achieve academically in spite of the condition. it was lovely meeting both hrh and helen arkell herself. the princess seemed to enjoy the workshop, and the children were certainly pleased to have her join them for it! always a pleasure to meet such interesting and accomplished people as part of my work. till next time! a day in the life blog comments off on poetry, charity, royalty jun 16 update by valerie bloom it has been a while since i last posted and i’m so sorry. i have a confession to make. i’m a bit of a technophobe, so i do the minimum i can get away with on my computer. but i’m attempting to overcome this and will try to be more punctual with my updates in future. if only i could remember my passwords! since last time i’ve been to china and thoroughly enjoyed the visit to the british school of guangzhou. lovely children, a great staff and brilliant book week activities. i even managed a bit of writing while i was there, which is rare on tours as i’m usually brain dead at the end of a school day. i was surprised to see so many tropical plants growing in guangzhou, and got very excited when i saw the little stalls groaning under the weight of mangoes, pineapples etc. took me right back to jamaica. i was also in israel where i did the bibleland tour. an awesome experience. the most poignant moment was when i stepped into the empty tomb where jesus was laid. now, when i read the bible, so many things are clearer than they were before. i took a break to majorca in april when britain was in the clutches of persistent winter, and the balmy weather did wonders for the flow of my creative juices. this little time to write has made me realise how much the writing has suffered because of the travelling and performing, so i’ve decided to cut back on the gallivanting and will now be spending more time at my desk, though i’m off to malaysia later in the year. just talking about writing has lit the fire in my veins and my notebook is calling – urgently. until next time. valerie blog comments off on update feb 1 my latest collection “claws” its way into the new year… by valerie bloom it’s here; after a month of writing, editing, re-writing, and running poems-in-the-making past my family, my latest collection is finally out! jaws and claws and things with wings is a collection of animal-inspired poems for children, illustrated by matt robertson. (i had one month to write and deliver this one, making it the fastest book i’ve ever written!) publishers collins educational said about the collection, imaginative, clever and often humorous, this beautifully illustrated poetry collection…is inspired by the strange and wonderful creatures of the natural world. jaws and claws (i’m taking the liberty of shortening the title for the rest of this post!) is part of their collins big cat series, a range of fiction and non-fiction books designed to help primary school children develop their reading skills. you can find out more about collins big cat at their website . just to give you a taste of what’s under the covers of jaws and claws , i’m including a taster poem from the collection below. (this is one of my grown-up daughter’s favourites; imagine her singing it in delighted, child-like tones!) the mouse’s song if there is a mouse you are longing to please give him cheese, give him cheese

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