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June 7, 2011 Guest Post / Narnia

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The latest article on our blog is now live! In perfect timing for Valentine’s Day, Sapphire Demirsöz (@sapphiredemirsoz), an MPhil student of children’s literature, has written five spring self-care tips, based on the five #lovelanguages! 💕 You can find the article at Cambridgechildrenslit.co.uk 💞 #Cambridge #cambridgeuniversity #selfcare #valentinesday

‘ello, ‘ello... looks like there’s conference planning afoot! #YASexy #letstalkaboutsex #YA #yalit #conference #planning #excited #crclc #universityofcambridge

Don’t forget the CRCLC Children's Literature Reading Group has its first meeting of the term this evening! We're starting off Lent with Dean Atta's "The Black Flamingo"! Join us from 6:30pm here at Homerton College, Cambridge. See the above for more details #versenovel #blackflamingo #deanatta #yalit #childrensliterature #crclc #universityofcambridge

Last week we heard about the exciting and innovative research of your current 1st year PhDs! We can’t wait to see how the projects progress #phd #firstyearfootnotes #childrensliterature #yalit #picturebooks #research #phdlife #crclc #universityofcambridge

The Children’s Literature reading group is back with a bang next week! Join us on Tuesday 28th at 6.30 in Ibberson 2 @homertoncollege for Black Flamingo by @deanatta and because we have an incredible team @edfaclib we already have the novels in for you to borrow! Black Flamingo is an incredible verse novel about the fierce power of drag and everyone's search for identity. As a mixed-race gay teen growing up in London, Micheal has a hard time determining his identity. Being half-Jamaican and half-Greek, he never feels quite Greek or Black enough. It is through his discovery of drag and the Drag Society that he comes to find an acceptance of himself as he is. Thus, Black Flamingo is born. #childrensliterature #yalit #versenovel #crclc #blackflamingo #deanatta #universityofcambridge

Today is the day! Get those juicy abstracts ready and raring to submit because deadline day is upon us! #YASexy #yalit #conference #abstractsdue #letstalkaboutsex #crclc #universityofcambridge

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