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The Federation of Children’s Book Groups Blog
Q&A with Karl Newson and Duncan Beedie
The work of both author and illustrator is celebrated with this Q&A. We asked both Karl Newson and Duncan Beedie a few questions about their new book, I Really Really Love you So. Bush Baby is a fun character- one not often seen in picture books. In terms of developing her, how easy was it […]
Mental Health in Children’s Books by Sarah Ann Juckes
Sarah Ann Juckes has written a powerful guest blog for us today. Her novel shines a light on a young girl caring for her mum with PTSD and her guest blog shares some insight into the story. Mental Health in Children’s Books Books give us all magic powers. In their pages, we can step inside […]
The Future of Magic School by Dhonielle Clayton
Many readers will identify with Dhonielle Clayton’s guest blog- that awe and wonder of magic and the eager anticipation of being invited to attend a magical school. Tackling diversity and inclusion as well, this is a brilliant guest post. THE FUTURE OF MAGIC SCHOOL (A MAGIC SCHOOL FOR ALL) I’ve spent my whole life chasing […]
Monster Hunting: Monsters Bite Back by Ian Mark
Ian Mark is the author of two books featuring Jack, Nancy and Stoop. They are monster hunters and a funny trio that are sure to make readers laugh as they encounter various monsters and situations. Ian has written a superb blog for us about his stories. Folk tales can be read purely for […]
Reading Non-Fiction Aloud by Chris Routh
Chris Routh did a stellar job of coordinating and creating National Non-Fiction November 2022. We have a blog from her to remind us of the value of sharing non-fiction books as a read aloud. Reading Non-Fiction Aloud One of the most effective ways to develop students’ reading of non-fiction for pleasure is to regularly read […]