We are so pleased to share this fantastic blog post sharing some insight into the amazing book, The Spots and the Dots by author Helen Baugh! I haven’t written many books, but The Spots and the Dots means the most to me by far. The book is unusual, in that it has two covers and tells the […]
The Revelry published on the 6th of January with much fanfare and anticipation. We are so excited to share a Q&A with Katherine Webber. It begs the question, How do you “friend”? Thank you to Katherine and Walker Books for this interview! The Revelry has an incredibly powerful message about friendship. Were you inspired by […]
Comic Classics is an excellent, accessible way to bring the Classics to a younger audience. Jack Noel kindly took the time to answer our questions and we think his replies, as well as his books, are brilliant! How did you get your start in children’s books and publishing? At the very start of my career […]
The Tower at the End of Time is the sequel to The House at the Edge of Magic, and from Amy’s blog post, you can truly sense her enthusiasm for writing. This is a delightful post to read. One of my favourite things about The House at The Edge Of Magic series is creating the storyworld. New corners are discovered. […]
A wonderfully honest piece from Lesley Parr about the beginnings of her becoming an author. When I was a child, I often sat on my bedroom windowsill writing stories and poems. As a teen, I wrote many letters but, as I got older, life took over and the writing got a bit…lost. But, in 2011, […]
A brilliant blog post from author Amy Raphael about researching fossils for her latest novel, The Ship of Cloud and Stars. When I started to write my second middle-grade novel, The Ship of Cloud and Stars, I had a vague notion of the story I hoped to tell. There would be a 12-year-old girl who […]
Clementine Florentine is a new middle grade book publishing today! Author Tasha Harrison has written us a brilliant blog piece about creativity in children! In my middle grade children’s comedy, Clementine Florentine, 10-year-old budding poet Clementine loses her self-confidence after her funny poem goes unacknowledged in the school poetry competition and is later made fun of […]
Welcome to our first blog of 2022, written by the wonderful Tony Bradman. In this blog, Tony writes of wishing there was more historical fiction to read when he was younger and the ways in which Viking Boy is received by school children. Great adventures can sometimes start in very ordinary circumstances. For example, […]
© Copyright – The Federation of Children’s Book Groups
Registered Charity no. 268289
Registered address: Federation of Children’s Book Groups, Wakananai Firs Road, Mardy, Abergavenny, NP7 6NA
