The duchess chose the book because it chimed with this year's theme of "growing together" The Duchess of Cambridge will give the CBeebies Bedtime Story slot the royal treatment with an appearance ...

Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Cambridge, is to read a CBeebies Bedtime Story to mark Children’s Mental Health Week (7th-13th February). The Duchess has chosen to read The Owl Who Was Afraid ...

Bedtime stories are getting the royal treatment as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is set to read one for children’s television on Sunday, putting a spotlight on young people’s mental health ...

The Cambridge children write and illustrate books in English which are then translated ... Eight years ago while at Morse School, he wrote a story about how to make lemonade with the help of ...

Brittany Kaiser is a former director at Cambridge ... stories were published, and her name was already out there in the press. And for as much as she criticizes Facebook, in the book she mentions ...

Why has Cambridge ... English colonies, the first mustering of the U.S. Army, the first two-way long-distance phone call.” "Born in Cambridge" covers a ton of ground, but part of the book's ...

In the last decade or so, not just English ... self-study books aimed at developing language and communication skills through creatively designed interactive tasks and exercises. Cambridge Express ...

Calling “Cambridge” fiction, she says, enabled her to invent an Indian music teacher named Vishwa, for example, and build a romantic story line around him. Vishwa, she writes in the book ...