A groundbreaking series of books for children with disabilities and educational needs has been created by a city publisher. The move aims to make reading a safe space for all...
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Heartwarming evergreen reads for budding minds to witness the majesty of nature. Handpicked from the Parag Honour List, an annual initiative by the Tata Trusts to promote children’s literature, these...
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Nigerian poet, editor and essayist Adedayo Agarau has clinched a Poetic Justice Institute Book Prize for his manuscript The Years of Blood. Adedayo won the Institute’s Editors Prize for a...
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When you read Jess Housty’s new poetry book Crushed Wild Mint, you can almost feel the damp moss squish under your boots, smell the fragrant rose in the air and...
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Collin Rossini, of Main Road, Dovercourt, has released his latest poetry book, entitled A Pale Afternoon. The book reflects on Harwich and its surrounding areas, as well as global issues. Mr...
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As two more characters are added to the Mr. Men and Little Miss series, we look at which characters deserve to be thrown into space. ADVERTISEMENTTwo new characters have been...
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Inspired by an 18th century Scottish philosopher and the modern scourge of misinformation, Suzanne Collins is returning to the ravaged, post-apocalyptic land of Panem for a new The Hunger Games novel.Scholastic...
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What started as a solo, self-published picture book in 2021 has transformed into a children’s indie publisher with an emphasis on social justice and a goal of six books per...
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“The year is 13777. There are dragons on the moon.” That’s how Robin Sloan, author of the best-seller “Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Book Store” describes his new novel, “Moonbound.” It’s the...
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As executive director of Pittsburgh early literacy nonprofit Reading Ready Pittsburgh, Mary Denison knows the ABCs of helping families share the joy of reading and prepare their children for kindergarten....
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