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Rachel Chivers Khoo
Rachel Chivers Khoo introduces her magical new series, The Finders of Silverthorn Forest: The Lost Treasure, and tells ReadingZone about the classic books that helped inspire this world. Rachel and was born in Belfast and spent most of her childhood sheltering in her lo...
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Explore Tamsin Mori's magical Gargoyles adventure series
Tamsin Mori talks to ReadingZone about gargoyles, myths and her latest magical Gargoyles adventure, The Watcher (UCLan). Tamsin Mori lives in Bath with her husband, two children, one rabbit, several crows and a badger, though she still flies home to Shetland whenever sh...
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Liz Kessler introduces Valley of the Vikings, a new Emily Windsnap adventure
Valley of the Vikings features Viking gods, crystals and a 1,000-year-old curse. We find out more from author Liz Kessler. Liz is the author of over 20 books for children and young adults, including the internationally best-selling Emily Windsnap adventures. She has an...
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Rachel Morrisroe
Discover a hidden world of premonitions, magical creatures and deadly dangers in Felix and the Future Agency by Rachel Morrisroe! Rachel Morrisroe is the bestselling author of the How to Grow Magic picture books, illustrated by Steven Lenton, and the multi-award...
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Exploring identity in Kristina Rahim's The Doughnut Club
Kristina Rahim's The Doughnut Club explores donor-conception and being true to oneself through 12-year-old Quinn's questions about her family and identity. Kristina lives in London with her wife and two daughters. Before writing, Kristina worked in the property industry...
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Lui Sit introduces her eco-adventure, Land of the Last Wildcat
Lui Sit's debut children's book, Land of the Last Wildcat, takes us on a journey to a lush island and myths about a magical creature. Lui was born in Hong Kong, raised in Australia and she now lives in London. She fell in love with reading, then writing when she learned...
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Alastair Chisholm
Alastair Chisholm introduces his new science fiction novel, I Am Raven, the follow-up to his acclaimed novel, I Am Wolf (Nosy Crow). When Alastair Chisholm was a kid, he wanted to be a computer programmer, an author, and an ast...
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Dive into Eve Wersocki-Morris's Clem Fatale mystery series
Eve Wersocki Morris grew up in North London and has been making up stories her whole life. Diagnosed with dyslexia aged 12, she is now the author of two novels for older MG readers, with her debut The Bird Singers now nominated for multiple awards. Eve is also a volunteer with...
