HIGH RISE MYSTERY: The First Young Black UK Detective Duo Is Here!
HIGH RISE MYSTERY is a new detective duo series for readers ages 9-12, they are the first black UK young detective team to hit the shelves.
HIGH RISE MYSTERY is a new detective duo series for readers ages 9-12, they are the first black UK young detective team to hit the shelves.
Get to know Round Table Books, a new, inclusive bookshop coming to London this spring.
5 reasons to start a podcast in your high school library, engage students, build confidence, teach teammwork and a lot more.
ENCHANTÉE is a new YA novel by Gita Trelease focusing on the French Revolution and magical realism. An amazing YA novel not to be missed.
The Beauty of the Moment is Tanaz Bhathena's new YA novel. I was able to itnerview her on her writing, her new novel and much more.
Kick the Moon is Muhammad Khan's 2nd novel and tackles toxic masculinity, bullying and much more. I interviewed him recently about it.
Bookflix library displays help connect students to their favourite books and authors through a fun and engaging book display.
Caleb Roehrig sits down to talk about his new novel Death Prefers Blondes, a razor sharp heist novel with lots of twists and turns.
Librairie La Page is a unique bookstore in London that sells excluively in French, catering to the 400,000 French citizens that live in London.
#ReadTheOnePercent was started by the Knights Of Bookshop in Brixton, London. The bookshop's aim is to sell inclusive books to children and teens.
Francisco X. Stork & Andrew Simonet discuss their fears and hopes about writing and what they want readers to get from their novels.
The great MG novel The Boy At the Back of the Class can be used as a tool to teach empathy and awareness in our troubling times.
Take a peek at 15 novels that teens and tweens want you to read right now (because they're reading and loving them now!).
Judd Books in London is an oasis of used books with friendly staff, neatly organised shelves and really affordable prices.
Using the novel Pages & Co, students in the library describe to the class what they'd be experiencing if they were transported to their novels.
