Authors Teenagers
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Alastair Chisholm introduces his I Am Wolf trilogy
Alastair Chisholm introduces We Are Dragon, the stunning concluding book in his I Am Wolf science fiction trilogy published by Nosy Crow. As a child, Alastair Chisholm wanted to be a computer programmer, an author, and an astronaut. So far he's...
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Cath Howe
Cath Howe's new book, Two is a Crowd, follows what happens when Seren moves in with Hattie's family, and how the two very different characters impact on each other's lives. Cath is an author and teacher working in South West London writing for, and working with, Key Sta...
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Michelle Harrison introduces her time-twisting murder mysteries
The Morrow twins, who we first meet in Twice Upon a Time, return in A Clock Strikes Murder. Look out for a strange museum, a cursed painting - and a murder . . . Author Michelle Harrison tells us more. Michelle worked as an editorial assistant in children's publishing a...
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Catherine Wilkins revisits her laugh-out-loud series, Café Chaos
Meet Catherine Wilkins and find out about her Café Chaos series, a hilarious behind-the-scenes look at chaotic families, friendship and foes! Catherine Wilkins is a writer and comedian. She has always wanted to write funny stories for c...
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Judith Eagle introduces her WWII classic in the making, The Blitz Sisters
Judith Eagle introduces her classic in the making, The Blitz Sisters, which follows a London family through WWII and beyond. Judith is also the author of The Great Theatre Rescue, The Stolen Songbird, The Secret Starling, The Pear Affair and The Accident...
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Mischief, magic and fun in Michelle Harrison's Midnight Magic series
ReadingZone caught up with author Michelle Harrison to talk about black cats, magic and mischief in her fun series for younger readers, Midnight Magic Michelle worked as an editorial assistant in children's publishing and as a bookseller at Waterstones before becoming a full time writer...
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Amelia Giudici introduces her gripping debut, Anya and the Light Above the Ocean
Anya and the Light Above the Ocean, Amelia Giudici's stunning debut, takes readers into parallel worlds and big questions about identity. ReadingZone finds out more! Amelia, who grew up in New Zealand and Warwickshire, studied Philosophy at Cambridge University and now...
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Celebrating mixed identity in Emma Slade Edmondson's Mixed
Emma Slade Edmondson, co-host of the award-wining podcast Mixed Up, talks to ReadingZone about her new book, Mixed: Explore and Celebrate Your Mixed Identity, a deep dive into race and identity from the mixed perspective. Emma also a sustainability consultant, writer,...
