But that's ok, Anthony, I believe in you. Seagull, you're not gonna poo on me, because Anthony's gonna get them all right. The kids find themselves chasing an unidentified, rather scary, creature whilst also trying to keep their activities secret from the eagle eyed teachers at school. Man Utd. footballer Marcus Rashford seems to be everywhere you look at the moment, with self-help books, biographies and this Breakfast Club Adventures series.

LAURA: While Marta carries on drawing, Alex, what do you think the book title would be of that story? Oof, OK, let me think about this one. I learned basic skills in the kitchen thanks to [the chef] Tom Kerridge. I only really began cooking this year when I launched Full Time Meals with Tom. It’s designed to help children and adults find their confidence in the kitchen on limited budgets and with limited equipment. It was created to support the uptake of the Healthy Start scheme but is really an opportunity for families to spend some valuable time together in the kitchen when day trips or activities are limited by budget. A teacher’s guide with reading National Curriculum links, discussion questions, and follow-up reader-response activity ideas.ALEX: That's the thing. I don't remember. He has a dog or something? I can't remember the name of the dog. Share other illustrated stories with the children and see if any of the illustrations could inspire them to draw in a similar fashion. Ask them to identify what techniques and materials they think have been used.

LAURA: You've let me down, ANthony, 'cause you know what that means. The seagull's coming over. It's gonna, it's, oh, the seagull pooed on me. LAURA: Ah, Mr Inkblot's. I was gonna say, does it like, did the character in that inspire you to start drawing? 'Cause it sounds like an illustrator genius behind it.

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LAURA: That is a good review, thank you so much. Ok, let's get to know you a bit more. I've got some questions for you here. MARTA: Without actually having to be very complicated. I would also sort of keep in mind, uh, making sure you draw the little gap in his eyebrows, 'cause I think it's a nice little, um, special feature that he has.

LAURA: Yes, absolutely. Now you know, I've got a question for you here. What is your favourite book character ever? Magic Breakfast selected as a charity partner for The Times and Sunday Times 2022 Christmas Appeal. The Breakfast Club Adventures: The Beast Beyond The Fence” was co-written by Marcus Rashford MBE and Alex Falasse-Koya and illustrated by Marta Kissi. The first interview could be used to inspire children to work together on a collaborative piece of writing in groups of three, with different roles for each child: illustrator and co-writers.

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MARTA: Um, I think a few things to think about are, um, quite a simple shape for the face. A broccoli hair, so to speak. Um, a simple six for the ear. of Scots want the First Minister to fulfil the government’s breakfast promise made almost two years ago Thank you so much. If you've drawn Marcus Rashford then send it in because we want to have a look. Thank you, Marta and Alex, for joining us in Book Club!