I have been trying to read a lot more this year, I think I have read more books since January than I have in the past 5 years. I forgot how much I love to read, I could sit and read for hours when I get into a good book. I remember a few months back I had nearly finished the book and so I kept going, it was 2am before I put the book down. Today I am honoured to share an excerpt and competition to win a copy of Time School: We Will Honour Them. The new book by Nikki Young.
I have never been asked to be part of a blog tour before and I do love a challenge. Time School: We Will Honour Them is really good inspires creativity. A complete escape. The Time School series of books is about children experiencing history first hand. I would love to do that; to go back in time and be a fly on the wall. The description of the book is below:
Nadia Kaminksi knows very little about her Polish grandfather and her Polish roots, so how is she going to write a speech about him to read at his funeral?
Along with fellow time-travellers, Jess, Tomma and Ash, they find themselves on a train journey to the past.
Who is Marcel? And why does he have the same name as Nadia? Is this a chance for Nadia to find out who she really is?
It’s time to board the train for another adventure back in time.

Here is a little excerpt of the book, Chapter 6: The New Teacher –
It turned out Miss Morgan’s voice wasn’t any louder with Mr Fitzpatrick out of the room. Anarchy descended up the classroom before she’d even got halfway through the register. The other children were talking and laughing over Miss Morgan’s voice without a care.
“Can you believe this lot?” Nadia said, turning around to face her friends. “We would never get away with this. I mean look at her! She’s absolutely dying out here. I feel so sorry for her. Poor thing. And she’s so pretty as well.”
“Yeah,” Ash said, drawing out the word as he leaned forward, his chin rested on the heel of his hands. He had a faraway, dreamy look on this face. “She is pretty, isn’t she?”
“Oh, yes,” Tomma said, nodding with enthusiasm until he noticed Jess glaring at him.
Nikki Young, Time School We Will Honour Them.

This book not only taught the kids about what life was like for refugees, but also it taught me a lot too. I am really interested in history at the moment, I wish I had paid more attention at school. We have been talking about bullying at home recently too and this may help the kiddies realise how that would make people feel.
To win your very own copy of this book, all you have to do is fill out the competition entry form below:
Win a copy of Time School We Will Honour ThemI would love to know what you think about the book in the comments below, or on social media: @mummyconstant. Have you read any of the Time School series?
I would give this to my niece, she loves to read.
Ah fabulous 🙂 Thanks for entering x
My neice would be thrilled to read this beauty
I’d give this lovely book to my granddaughter.
My granddaughter Skye would love this book!
My daughter
Who would you give the book to if you won?
to my grandson , he is fascinated by history
We have become rather friendly with our next door neighbours during lockdown, they have a lovely little girl who loves her books, so I would gift the book to her.
my eldest would love this, shes very interested in our history
I would give it to my 9 year old daughter
my son
I think it would be a perfect book for my son to read (and my daughter in a few years).
To my 9 year old.
My brother Harley 🙂
Very creative way of getting children to be interested in and understand history
I would give it to my daughter!
My stepson would love this book 🙂
Yes please my kids would love this they love reading
I would give this book to my eight year old granddaughter who shows an interest in history
I would give it to my son as I think he would really enjoy this.
It sounds perfect for pr middle child. Thanks for the giveaway.
I’d give it to my daughter as she’d love to read this x
I’d love this for my eldest son. I think he’d find it really interesting.
I think my niece would like it.
I would give this to my grandson who would love it.
I would give it to my granddaughter she would love it
I’d love to win this to read it with my little boy, he’s really gotten into reading which is fantastic!
would love this for my granddaughter
I would give this to my son 🙂
This would be great for my niece, her birthday is coming up xx
My daughter, sounds like theres lots to be learnt from this book.
A wonderful idea for a book
I would like to win this for my nephew who would love it.
This would be a lovely gift for my niece
I would give the book to my young cousin.
My daughter would love this
My son and daughter would both love this
My nephew, relevant and interesting for the family.
This book looks very interesting!
I would give this book to my grandson but I might have a quick read myself first!
I would give the book to my neighbours children if I won as they both love to read
I’d give it to my eldest daughter – i think she would find it very interesting
I’d read it myself then give it to my niece who’s a teacher for her school library
I would give this to my son but also read it myself.
I would give this to my son
I would give this book to Santa – he is going to need all the help he can get this year!!!
My grand daughter would love this
I would give it to my daughter.