But when I looked down it was a paperback book instead, and it was this book! And that’s how I found it.Īdam: Oh great! And presumably you made it back to civilisation.Īdam: It’s not a terribly old book, right?
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Ren: Uh, I was on a long deserted dusty road, backpack on my back, flask of water nearly empty, the crows were circling over head, I saw what looked like a patch of grass, I thought maybe I could suck some dew from the leaves.
Well you can imagine that if anything were to survive the apocalypse it would be a sturdy can of Coca-Cola. Ren: It’s like The Road, without the product placement.Īdam: What was the product placement again?Īdam: Ah, of course. Ren: It’s like The Walking Dead with kids!Īdam: I think that’s pretty dead-on actually! This is immediately post-apocalypse, nearly everyone’s dead, small band of survivors, that sort of thing.Īdam: So survivalist fiction, I’d almost call it? With the exception of The Crysallids but that’s more post-post-apocalypse. Ren: Good evening, Adam! Welcome to our podcast about The Garden of Darkness by Gillian Murray Kendall, which is our first outing into post-apocalyptic fiction on this podcast. I’m Ren Wednesday, my co-host is Adam Whybray and this time we’re chatting about The Garden of Darkness by Gillian Murray Kendall from 2014. Ren: Welcome to Still Scared: Talking Children’s Horror, a podcast about creepy, spooky and disturbing children’s books, films and TV. Outro music is by Joe Kelly, and their band Etao Shin are at .uk Artwork is by Letty Wilson, find her work at /lettydraws If you want to follow us on twitter we are and our email address is Intro music is by Maki Yamazaki, and you can find her work at. If you have any concerns or questions about this item, please get in touch directly with our customer support team.In this episode we discussed The Garden of Darkness by Gillian Murray Kendall from 2014. 3 AA batteries required (not included) HERE TO HELP – Choosing the right educational toy for toddlers can be tough, which is why Bambiya offers customer satisfaction guarantee. Designed for children ages 3 years and older, Bambiya's Alphabet Butterfly toy meets relevant safety standards and is ASTM certified. SAFE AND STRONG – Made from robust ABS plastic, this toy is designed to withstand the bumps and shocks of normal toddler play without cracking or breaking. From discovering first sounds to spelling words, the opportunities for engagement and learning are endless. BRIGHT COLORS, FUN SOUNDS – Designed with multi-sensory appeal, this Bambiya toddler learning toy is interactive and fun whilst grabbing your child’s attention for hours as they learn words, letters, and spelling. As your child explores, they’ll hear and learn the alphabet and words, preparing them for the next stages of reading and spelling challenges. LEARN THROUGH PLAY – Designed for older toddlers and pre-school kids, Bambiya's kids educational toys help promote foundational literacy skills. Kids can easily switch between modes using the 3 clearly marked buttons in the center. 3 LEARNING MODES – This ABC butterfly has 3 separate learning modes: spelling words, reading the alphabet and reading words, as well as separate keys for songs.
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