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James Catchpole and Jen Campbell introduce Owning It!, stories about disabled childhoods
Owning It is a new anthology by disabled authors, who share their stories and experiences of growing up disabled. James Catchpole and Lucy Catchpole run The Catchpole Agency, representing authors and illustrators of children's picture books, non-fiction...
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Jason Rohan
Jason Rohan returns to his action-adventure S.T.E.A.L.T.H. series with a new mission, Storm Rising (Nosy Crow). When he was 16, Jason Rohan talked his way into an internship at Marvel Comics in New York, where he sold his first story; later he taught En...
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Sara Barnard
Sara Barnard's This Song is About Us is a powerful YA novel exploring first love, fame and social media. After Sara graduated, she became a content writer at an international online healthcare company in London - but what she had always wanted do was to be a writer. Sar...
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Lu Fraser explores self-belief in Basil Dreams Big
In Basil Dreams Big, Basil, a young bat, must find the courage to fly! Author Lu Fraser and illustrator Sarah Warburton tell us more. Lu Fraser is a hugely exciting voice in children's picture books. She is based in Hampshire, where she lives with her f...
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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...
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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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Sinéad O'Hart
In the Lola and Larch series by Sinéad O'Hart, we follow the adventures of Lola and her fairy friend, Larch, and the challenges they face together. Sinéad O'Hart lives in the midlands of Ireland with her family, where it rains a lot (perfect staying-in-to-read...
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Ben Hoare investigates The Secrets of Bees
Bestselling wildlife writer and self-described nature nerd introduces his new non-fiction book for children, Secrets of Bees. Ben has worked as an editor of children's non-fiction, and at BBC Wildlife Magazine, where he went in search of everything from leafcutter ants...
