Posts tagged 'Teenage'
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Why write for young adults?
Posted 23 May 2013 Alexia Casale, author of The Bone Dragon, writes about why she writes for young adults - and gives her take on writing about difficult subjects like violence and abuse Read 'Why write for young adults? ' -
Equal Measures at London Book Fair
Posted 22 April 2013 Alex Strick reports on this year's Equal Measures seminar at London Book Fair, exploring diversity in children's literature Read 'Equal Measures at London Book Fair' -
'I think I did a pretty good job...'
Posted 3 April 2013 Author Michael Grant reflects on how it feels to have come to the end of the bestselling GONE series Read ''I think I did a pretty...' -
The Waterstones Children's Book Prize 2013
Posted 22 March 2013 Annabel Pitcher's Ketchup Clouds takes the overall prize, with awards also going to Rebecca Cobb and R J Palacio Read 'The Waterstones Children's Book Prize 2013' -
'Even the bad guys have back stories'
Posted 18 March 2013 Teen author Erin Jade Lange tells us why she wants to paint the bullies in her novels not simply in black and white, but in shades of grey Read ''Even the bad guys have back...' -
A novel born of shame and pride
Posted 18 March 2013 Alan Gibbons on how the darker side of two great cities - Manchester and Liverpool - helped inspire his latest novel, Raining Fire Read 'A novel born of shame and...' -
The Quietness
Posted 15 March 2013 Debut author Alison Rattle tells us about the inspiration for her teenage novel - the dark and horrifying world of Victorian baby farming Read 'The Quietness ' -
Celebrate World Book Day, the Booktrust way!
Posted 6 March 2013 With this year's World Book Day just one day away, we share some easy ways that schools and families can celebrate Read 'Celebrate World Book Day, the Booktrust...' -
Young Adult Fiction: Coming out of the Closet
Posted 12 February 2013 For LGBT History Month, join us for a free event at the Free Word Centre in London exploring the portrayal of gay and lesbian characters and relationships in young adult... Read 'Young Adult Fiction: Coming out of...' -
'For the past to truly live for us, we...
Posted 4 February 2013 Author of The Things We Did for Love, Natasha Farrant writes about the challenges of bringing the past to life in historical fiction Read ''For the past to truly live...'
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