Authors Children
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Ben Davis unveils his intergalactic series, Postman Planet!
Postman Planet is the best postman in the universe - but he's only nine years old! Here's author Ben Davis to tell us more. Ben Davis's books include the Lenny Lemmon series, <a href="/books/the-private-blog-of-j...
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Ben Davis
Ben Davis is an award-winning children's author whose books include The Private Blog of Joe Cowley and The Soup Movement. Before he became an author, Ben wrot...
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JP Rose introduces Paddock Grove, her new riding school series
Follow life as student at Paddock Grove, a school for young people who are passionate about riding. Author JP Rose tells us more. JP Rose has always loved horses, first falling in love with ponies as a child. She was an avid rider and dreamed of having her own horse. No...
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AM Dassu introduces her short story collection, Wild Journey
AM Dassu joins ReadingZone to talk about the journeys children from around the world make in her new collection of stories, Wild Journey. She has written 14 children's books, including Boy, Everywhere, <a href="/books/kicked-out-a-bo...
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Sophie Andersen introduces The Snow Girl
Bestselling author Sophie Anderson introduces her novel The Snow Girl and gives ReadingZone a glimpse into her follow-up to The House with Chicken Legs. Sophie was born in Swansea and has worked as a geologist, science teacher and author. She now lives in the Lake Distr...
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Fleur Hitchcock's Murder Mysteries
Fleur Hitchcock's latest murder mystery novel, Murder at Christmas, joins a seasonal treasure trove of gripping murder mystery books.... Fleur began life as an author after graduating with a distinction from the Writing for Young People MA at Bath Spa. She now lives o...
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Laura Baker celebrates 'being you' in Squirrel and Bird
Meet Squirrel and Bird . . . Squirrel is very LOUD, while Bird is very quiet . . . or are they? Laura Baker explores labels and visual literacy in Squirrel and Bird, illustrated by Stacey Thomas. Laura Baker has written over 50 books for childr...
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Marie Louise Fitzpatrick introduces her magical tale, The Museum of Lost Umbrellas
Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick talks to ReadingZone about the true stories and a real museum that helped inspire her new series, The Museum of Lost Umbrellas. Marie-Louise is an Irish writer and illustrator who creates children's books across the age groups. Her award-winning...
