It doesn't give anything new that their Instagram doesn't give, and by reading the whiteboards one after another the smile-worthy boards all blend together. If this blog is about any one thing, it’s about showing you that no matter what you may be going through right now, no matter how dark the world might seem, you are not alone in what you are going through and there is a brighter future ahead. I have really enjoyed the explanation of the meaning of it as it gives such a beautiful message to us, commuters. First they needed permission to display their poems on spare boards where passengers could see them.

Also feeling a little bit discombobulated as life gets back to some sort of normality and I feel far from normal. All On The Board just show how much we need to feel connected… you often say exactly what we need to hear at exactly the right time. Okay, okay, I have to admit that I didn't get all the cultural references either, which took away from my enjoyment. At the moment there may be more mice in Tube stations than there are passengers; ridership sank to just 4 per cent of normal levels in April and May, during London’s first full lockdown, and it remains low. Working with publishing house Yellow Kite, the pair whittled down their 2,000 quotes, grouping the best into 12 themes for the book, which include: 'raising awareness', 'love', 'mental health', 'London' and 'legends'.Through their magical words, All on the Board have marked momentous occasions, celebrated countless artists, legends and heroes, raised awareness of mental health and hidden illnesses and sprinkled thousands of our daily journeys with positivity, humour and love.

In this delightful exploration of opposites with Spanish adjectives interspersed, we see a child’s characteristics through the eyes of various animals. This is the perfect book for any mood, I have loved following these boards over the last couple of years and am so glad to have found some of my favourite and those that mean the most enclosed in this book.It opens with an introduction that explains why the identities of ‘Banksys of the Underground’, as they became known, should remain a a secret - so that they could carry on with their day jobs.

uk if you’d like to discuss booking us privately or for questions regarding groups larger than 12 people. When better to release a book celebrating the ability to unite commuters through shared sentiments than in a year that’s seen Tube travel reduced from four million journeys a day to just 80,000 in peak lockdown, with many of us now feeling a pang of nostalgia for our former overcrowded commutes. It's a coffee table book to me - leave it out, skim through it and you'll probably read something that'll make you smile. Join our Documentary Curators, Ellie Miles and Rosamund West, as they interview the dynamic masked duo behind All on the Board on the Museum’s Instagram page on Monday 7 December at 8pm.I think we all have an obligation to make the world a better place while we are here and leave it for the next generation as somewhere they can thrive and pass forwards in turn. by Juana Martinez-Neal, and the taco-shaped Dragon’s First Taco (Dial; Dragons Love Tacos) by Adam Rubin, illustrated by Daniel Salmieri. IAN: My name is Ian Redpath and I am one half of the fourth most successful Right Said Fred tribute band in the UK with an ambition to be Batman, but without all the fighting. Their board messages themselves have also done so, they explained, with them being messaged by people thanking them for being there. Their kind messages remind us all that we're in it together and now, with their beautiful, colourful collection of quotes, stories and drawings you can add joy to your day wherever you are and however you're feeling.

For me it’s how the stories are told that first pulls me in and then the message at the end that keeps me forever. Whether it be an inspirational quote, a nod to mental health, a thank you or a 'just because' board these guys have it covered.With over 6 million of the world’s best eBooks to choose from, Kobo offers you a whole world of reading. Dominguez’s clear images, outlined in subtle yellow, pop against the white background in this smaller size. Mr Feelgood is a lifestyle, culture, and personal development digital magazine and community; co-founded and edited by supermodel John Pearson and journalist Pete Samson, with creative direction by Alison Edmond. One of the most exciting feelings for me is a summer blockbuster movie that I’ve been eagerly awaiting and I’m sitting in the cinema and the lights go down and it begins.