
A podcast for teachers, librarians, and parents who are passionate about supporting children's and teenagers' reading for pleasure. We dive into the vibrant world of children’s and YA literature, offering expert book recommendations, engaging author interviews, and practical advice on how to nurture a lifelong love of reading. Whether you’re looking to expand your classroom or library collection, ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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We talk to Nathanael Lessore about his very successful debut and follow up books, about what's important when writing for teens and the role of humour.
You can find Nate's books here:
Teen/KS3 Books
Steady for This
King of Nothing
What Happens O... more
Just in time for National Poetry Day, we have an interview with Dr Julie Blake the founder and co-director of Poetry by Heart. Working with schools across the whole of England, over 128,000 pupils take part every year, learning poems by heart and per... more
Author Ashley Thorpe joins us to talk about his middle grade books The Boy to Beat the Gods and Spirit Warriors. Find out about how he was inspired by West African and Jamaican mythology and how long it really does take to have a breakout success as ... more
We are joined by Maisie Chan to talk about her latest book, Nate Yu's Blast from the Past. It's a draws on the untold history of the Chinese Labour Corps in WW1 in a story that combines a ghost story with a warm and humorous exploration of belonging,... more
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So pleased to have reading-for-pleasure content on a podcast. Great mix of guests: authors, illustrators, teachers, librarians, charities and academics.










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