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YouTuber extraordinaire, actor, writer and comedian and all-round good guy - that’s how British-Pakistani Humza Arshad describes himself. Humza Arshad who has more than 118 million views on his YouTube channel was at the 14th Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival to entertain and inform an auditorium full of students about his creative journey, his inspirations and why he likes making people laugh.

Meghan Markle 'can get book published if she wants' because she's a royal, expert claims Pod Save the Queen host Ann Gripper said some other children's book authors struggled to sign a book deal as compared to Meghan and claimed it's because of her identity as Duchess of Sussex 19:49, 6 MAY 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these...

RNIB makes accessible books free for children for World Book Day Date published: 07 March 2021 Elodie Bateson, 10, was born with vision impairment and is a big fan of RNIB Talking Books and also enjoys braille books The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has given away thousands of books in braille and audio formats for children with vision impairment to celebrate World Book Day this year (Thursday 4 March). The selection of 13 titles aims to support World Book Day’s mission to give every child and young person a book of their own. Organised by UNESCO, World Book Day is ...

VISUALLY-impaired children across Keighley can claim a free book in braille or audio format. The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is giving away thousands of books to youngsters in the region. Thirteen titles are available to choose from. The initiative has been launched to celebrate World Book Day tomorrow (March 4) and runs throughout this month. James Bartlett, for the RNIB, said: “We are delighted to support this year’s World Book Day. “Reading can open-up a world of possibilities and enhance the imagination, which is why it is so important for every child...

Tuesday, March 2, 2021 It's that time of year again when we raid the back of the cupboard in order to try and piece together a last minute literary-inspired outfit. Fear not. Help is at hand to take away the stress of the homeschool dress-up day. Falling on Thursday 4 March this year, schools will still be closed due to lockdown restrictions but dressing up is still on the cards.  Celebrated in over 100 countries, the idea was created by Unesco in April 1995 to celebrate the beauty of books for children and to highlight how important it is “to promote reading for pleasure, offeri...