Together We Can: An interview with Caryl Hart
Caryl Hart, the author of Girls Can Do Anything, joins Sarah Farrell in the Reading Realm today to chat books,
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Rebel Dogs: An interview with Kimberlie Hamilton
Sarah Farrell talks to Kimberlie Hamilton, who lives in Northern Scotland and is the author of Rebel Cats! and Scotland’s
The Switching Hour: An interview with Damaris Young
Sarah Farrell talks to Damaris Young about her stunning debut, The Switching Hour. The book highlights the importance of passing on
I Hold Your Heart: An interview with Karen Gregory
Karen Gregory is the author of Skylarks and Countless. Here she talks about her new tense, moving thriller for teens
Pog: An interview with Pádraig Kenny
Pádraig Kenny is an Irish writer. His debut novel Tin was a science-fiction thriller about robots. His latest novel, Pog,
Mr Wolf’s Class, comics and connection : An interview with Aron Nels Steinke
Richard Ruddick, who runs the excellent THEY DON’T COUNT AS READING blog, talks to Aron Nels Steinke about the Mr
A Life in Books: An interview with James Mayhew
The brilliantly talented author and illustrator James Mayhew talks to Ian Eagleton about art history, painting to classical music, working
When Sadness Comes to Call: An interview with Eva Eland
Eva Eland is a Dutch author-illustrator living in Cambridge, UK. Her debut picture book When Sadness Comes to Call, published
The Secret Starling: An interview with Judith Eagle
Judith Eagle completed an MA in Children’s Literature at Birkbeck University and now works as a school librarian. Here she
The Train to Impossible Places: An interview with P.G. Bell
P.G. Bell lives in Wales with his wife and two children and enjoys Greek mythology, ghost stories and Doctor Who.
The Missing Bookshop: An interview with Katie Clapham
Milly loves going to story time at her local bookshop. Mrs Minty is an encyclopedia of books and knows the
The Dog who Saved the World: An interview with Ross Welford
Ross Welford is a children’s author, whose books include Time Travelling with a Hamster, What Not To Do If You