Sarah Farrell talks to Damaris Young about her stunning debut, The Switching Hour. The book highlights the importance of passing on story telling traditions and the need for tackling climate change.
Karen Gregory is the author of Skylarks and Countless. Here she talks about her new tense, moving thriller for teens called I Hold Your Heart… Without giving too much away,
The Reading Realm Blog Series: Educators doing extraordinary things “I’ve always known I wanted to work in education, even from a young age when I played ‘teachers’ with my sisters…”
Pádraig Kenny is an Irish writer. His debut novel Tin was a science-fiction thriller about robots. His latest novel, Pog, is about grief, monsters and a furry little creature you’ll
The Reading Realm Blog Series: Educators doing extraordinary things “I was always told a story before bed when I was younger. This developed my love of reading at such a
Richard Ruddick, who runs the excellent THEY DON’T COUNT AS READING blog, talks to Aron Nels Steinke about the Mr Wolf’s Class comics and being a primary school teacher! Firstly, we
The brilliantly talented author and illustrator James Mayhew talks to Ian Eagleton about art history, painting to classical music, working with Zeb Soanes and Jackie Morris, resilience and mental health
Dawn Finch is a bestselling children’s author and librarian known for her work in library activism. She is a Trustee of CILIP (Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals) and a member of the the Society of Authors’ Children’s Writers and Illustrators Committee (CWIG).
Eva Eland is a Dutch author-illustrator living in Cambridge, UK. Her debut picture book When Sadness Comes to Call, published by Andersen Press came out January 2019 and is translated
