Posts tagged 'Teenage'
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Eating disorders - raising awareness
Posted 3 February 2013 For Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we are joined by UK eating disorders charity Beat Read 'Eating disorders - raising awareness ' -
Poetry versus prose
Posted 7 January 2013 Author of The Weight of Water Sarah Crossan muses on why she chose to write a teenage novel in verse form Read 'Poetry versus prose ' -
A story that makes you wonder in the dark
Posted 13 November 2012 Jeremy de Quidt's dark and suspenseful tale The Feathered Man is one of our favourite new books this month. Here, he tells us where the idea for the story came... Read 'A story that makes you wonder...' -
Talk Back: young people and crime
Posted 19 October 2012 We joined forces with Usborne Publishing for an event bringing together Bali Rai and young adult author Chris Ould with a stellar panel to discuss young people, writing and crime. Read 'Talk Back: young people and crime' -
Seeing the World Differently
Posted 11 October 2012 Last week, Booktrust and Hot Key Books joined forces for an event with author Sally Gardner to mark Dyslexia Awareness Week. Read about the event and listen to audio recordings... Read 'Seeing the World Differently ' -
Why I'm not giving up the day-job
Posted 28 August 2012 As part of our youth focus, young adult author Sarah Mussi reflects on how her job as a teacher in inner city South London helps to inspire her work Read 'Why I'm not giving up the...' -
Live Magazine's Robbie Wojciechowski talks about young people
Posted 20 August 2012 As part of our youth focus, Nikesh headed to Brixton to talk to its music editor, Robbie Wojciechowski (or Robbie Flash to the internet), to talk about Live Magazine -... Read 'Live Magazine's Robbie Wojciechowski talks about...' -
Youth in revolt (preview)
Posted 9 August 2012 It's been a year since the riots swept through England. It's been a year of reflection, a year exploring the causes, a year of debate and comment. It's been a... Read 'Youth in revolt (preview) ' -
How to build a publisher
Posted 8 August 2012 Former Booktruster Meg Farr returns to tell us about the birth of Hot Key Books - an exciting new children's publishing house, which launches its first titles this month Read 'How to build a publisher ' -
Dystopia or Utopia? The truth about teen lives online
Posted 24 July 2012 Author Kate Harrison writes about what social media means for today's teens - and why she made it the subject of her Soul Beach trilogy Read 'Dystopia or Utopia? The truth about...'
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