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https://www.channel4.com/programmes/graysons-art-club
Really enjoying watching other celebrities, artists and the general public draw dependant on Grayson's theme of the week during the pandemic.

It has encouraged me to start to draw a little again and is great therapy. Week 5 is the 'Home' theme and you can post your art using the link below if you so desire! https://www.capartscentre.com/2020/05/submit-your-artwork-to-graysons-art-club/

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Pan's Labyrinth By Guillermo De Toro and Cornelia Funke

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Pan's Labyrinth By Guillermo De Toro and Cornelia Funke

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I' m a huge bookworm anyway but this book (based on the film) transported me to a different time and universe. In the land of fairies, fauns and mythical princesses. Paperback is out in June, hardback is available now! Definitely worth a read. Plus the illustrations are amazing.

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The ultimate feelgood, relaxing TV series!

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I have always enjoyed the poem Cats Sleep Anywhere by Eleanor Farjeon.

Here is Simon's Cat's take on it!
https://simonscat.com/blog/catssleepanywhere/

Also worth checking out Simon's Cat videos for a quick relaxing watch!

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Cook books of any kind.  I find it relaxing to just flick through imagining all the things I could make....

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Cook books of any kind.  I find it relaxing to just flick through imagining all the things I could make....

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A timeless American classic about the March sisters. Available on the ARU library website as an online book.
Little Women link.

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This got me through a PG course over 20 years ago on the Discovery channel, now available on Prime and Netflix.  It is all about Bob's voice and the happy little trees.

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The Forest - Riccardo Bozzi, Violeta Lopiz and Valerio Vidali

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The Forest - Riccardo Bozzi, Violeta Lopiz and Valerio Vidali

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I relax by reading beautiful illustrated books like this one (note: I can't "read" this one because it's in Italian, but I love to read the pictures!)

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Sliding down the banisters,
The day it rained all day,
https://www.poetrynook.com/poem/banisters
This poem makes me think of childhood, and overcoming little problems and enjoying myself.

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I relax by looking through old guidebooks of places that I have visited (or might visit). Mainly I enjoy the pictures!

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Share your most relaxing reads (or watches!)

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Share your most relaxing reads (or watches!)

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We would be grateful if you could either post:

A picture (either of the book or you with the book!) with a small text explaining a bit about why you have chosen your book/poem/film etc.

A short video clip of yourself talking about your choice

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