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CBeebies has just revealed their latest storyteller who will be helping us put the kids to sleep on Christmas Eve.

Kate Rogan, owner of Love Books in Melville, shares a list of lovely reads for kids and other young readers to enjoy this holiday season.

A festive tale from Julia Donaldson, an illustrated version of David Olusoga’s Black and British history and the return of a YA thriller queen

Sally Morris has rounded up a selection of this years best books for children. Among the UK-based literary critics picks is Medusa, An Odd Dog Christmas and Kays Marvellous Medicine.

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See Olympic gold medallists, drag queens, comedians, podcasters, politicians, writers and more appear at Cheltenham Literature Festival in 2021, with the Festival Village set to make a return and a new...

Upcoming: Booker-shortlisted author Graeme Macrae Burnet’s fifth novel, Case Studies, will be set in the world of 1960s psychiatry and offer “a…

The author and illustrator died last Sunday at his summer studio in Northampton, Massachusetts, of kidney failure.

Indie Book Awards 2021 Shortlist Announced By Here’s the shortlist for the Indie Book Awards 2021, honouring paperback books across across four categories – Fiction, Non-Fiction, Children’s Fiction and Picture Book – all voted for by independent booksellers. Winners will be announced on Scala Radio on Friday June 25, but take a look and see if some of your favourite titles are here… If you are looking for great summer reading to enjoy on holiday or at home, then you won’t go far wr...

Bestsellers on festival schools programme ); THE line-up for this year’s Henley Literary Festival schools programme has been announced. It will run from October 4 to 8 and feature World Book Day illustrator Rob Biddulph, who will present his novel Peanut Jones & The Illustrated City. Former children’s laureate and War Horse author Michael Morpurgo returns while Costa Children’s Book Award winner Natasha Farrant will present her new book, Voyage of the Sparrowhawk. Younger children wil...