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Michelle Harrison introduces her time-twisting murder mysteries
The Morrow twins, who we first meet in Twice Upon a Time, return in A Clock Strikes Murder. Look out for a strange museum, a cursed painting - and a murder . . . Author Michelle Harrison tells us more. Michelle worked as an editorial assistant in children's publishing a...
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Get onboard with the Cruise Ship Kid mysteries!
ReadingZone catches up with Emma Swan, author of the the Cruise Ship Kid comedy mysteries, Thief at Sea and her latest adventure, Kidnap at Sea. Emma Swan is a writer, comedian and actor and has starred in a West-End run of Horrible Histories. As well as her children's...
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Sophie Anderson revisits Baba Yaga folklore in The House With Chicken Legs Runs Away
Award-winning author Sophie Andersen returns to the world of The House With Chicken Legs with a sequel, The House With Chicken Legs Runs Away. She tells ReadingZone more about it. Sophie Anderson was born in Swansea and now lives in the Lake District with her family. He...
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Claire Powell introduces Marty Moose's hilarious animal adventures
Deliveries never go to plan for Marty Moose, a small postmouse with a big appetite for adventure! Author and illustrator Claire Powell tells us more. Claire Powell is a bestselling children's book maker, character designer and illustrator. Claire's collaborations with B...
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Love Ssega unveils The Elementals series, exploring nature, the environment and friendship
Musician, producer and performing artist Love Ssega chats to ReadingZone about his debut Wanzu Sets Sail (The Elementals series), exploring climate change and teamwork. Love Ssega has Ugandan heritage, and his work often explores themes of justice and...
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Miranda Reason introduces her post-apocalyptic thriller, Day Of Now
ReadingZone caught up with debut author Miranda Reason to explore her powerful YA thriller, Day Of Now, set in a post-apocalyptic world. Miranda Reason grew up in an Anglo-German household, spending part of her childhood living in Hastings on the coast of Southern Engla...
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Freddie Kölsch introduces her folk horror YA novel, Empty Heaven
Freddie Kölsch explores identity, gender and how societal norms keep the true monsters hidden in her new YA folk horror novel, Empty Heaven. Freddie Kölsch is a connoisseur and crafter of frightful fiction (with a dash of hope) for teens and former teens. She lives in S...
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Kaz Penney launches the Will Shakespeare Mysteries with The Stinky Stolen Toenails
Discover William Shakespeare as a child in Kaz Penney's new comedy series, the Will Shakespeare Mysteries, beginning with The Stinky Stolen Toenails! Kaz's love of Shakespeare began in her childhood and has now inspired her first series for children. She hopes the Will...
