Seeing Myself in Children’s Fiction
Growing up in the 60s and early 70s, on a working class estate on the south edge of Edinburgh that
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Month: March 2019
Children Of Blood And Bone – Review
There has been so much hype about this book that I was a bit leery about starting it just in
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Browse a Bookshop
After having a lovely response for our Bookshop Advent where 24 bookshops sent us answers to some Christmas related questions
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When Something Really Smells
You know when something really smells, it sometimes requires a word other than smells, something to distinguish its ripeness, or
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Sam Wu Is Not Afraid Of Sharks – Review
Another great read from the team that wrote and illustrated Sam Wu Is Not Afraid of Ghosts. The writing is
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Lunicorn Press – Publisher Profile
A regular feature where we give an independent publisher the chance to talk about themselves and their projects. When did
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The Secret Of Nightingale Wood – Review
This debut novel by Lucy Strange begins with a setting similar to ‘The Railway Children’ by E. Nesbit. It is
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Questions To Ask About Magic
When thinking about adding magic to your world building, these are some questions to ask Who has it? Who can
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