Supporting the National Year of Reading 2026
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Get Ready for the 2026 Carnegies!11 November 2025
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Beth is Dead – Read the First Chapter6 August 2025
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Celebrate International Friendship Day!30 July 2025
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Let’s Get Ready for Gemma Atkinson and Lisa Hunt’s latest picture book!10 July 2025
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Behind the Scenes: A Q&A with the Carnegie Judges2 June 2025
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Read with Pride this June!2 June 2025
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Books to keep boredom at bay this half-term16 May 2025
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Picture Books perfect for Easter!17 April 2025
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Find Your Power with these books!14 March 2025
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Books for children to read with their grandparents20 February 2025
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Prepare for Sunrise on the Reaping with these YA Dystopian books!29 January 2025
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A Q&A with Polly Crosby!23 January 2025
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New Year, New Books!15 January 2025
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Top Cosy Book Picks to Read with Children8 November 2024
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A Q&A with Ian Eagleton!9 October 2024
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A Q&A with Sarah Asuquo, author of Roots of Love13 August 2024
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The Last Thing You’ll Hear: A Chilling Tribute to the Power of Music28 June 2024
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Twisted fairytales: A Q&A with Jennifer Donnelly9 May 2024
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A Q&A with Rebecca Westcott, author of Like a Girl30 April 2024
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New books this April!15 April 2024
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What’s new this March!15 March 2024
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New books this February!2 February 2024
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What’s new this October!13 October 2023
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How To Be a Thriller Writer, by Sarah Naughton7 October 2023
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A Cat’s-Eye View of History, by Kimberlie Hamilton29 September 2023
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The benefits to humour in children’s fiction, by Emily-Jane Clark21 September 2023
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How can you help your children Shine as they return to school?14 August 2023
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Books we are publishing this August!4 August 2023
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Recommended Reads for Fans of Heartstopper3 August 2023
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New books this July!6 July 2023
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Brand new books this June!14 June 2023
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Bringing you the best new books this May!12 May 2023
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Sue Wallman on catfishing and the creation of Every Word a Lie11 May 2023