Super readable books for 11+ readers
OUP has launched a new series for reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 11 to 14 years. Called Super-Readable Rollercoasters, the series is being developed in partnership with Barrington Stoke.
OUP has launched a new series for reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 11 to 14 years. Called Super-Readable Rollercoasters, the series is being developed in partnership with Barrington Stoke.
We're thrilled that authors Adam Baron, Ross Welford, PG Bell and Maz Evans will join us for our free online #FridayBookclub sessions. Get in touch if you would like your class(es) to join us!
The hit eighties series Heartbreak Cafe will republish in print for the first time in 30 years this Valentine's day.
We're challenging children and young people aged 4-18 years to create a picture book on or around World Book Day, with the launch of the ReadingZone Picture Book Competition 2021! Author and illustrator Mini Grey (The Last Wolf, Traction Man) will...
The annual Harry Potter Book Night, which usually takes place in February, will move to June this year, although publisher Bloomsbury will still provide free digital activities for teachers planning Harry Potter activities in February.
We're thrilled to announce that Mini Grey (The Last Wolf, Traction Man) will judge the ReadingZone Picture Book Competition 2021, where we challenge children and young people aged 4-18 years to create a picture book on or around World Book Day.
We're thrilled that authors Christopher Edge and Adam Baron will join us for our free online #FridayBookclub sessions, on 15th January and 29th January respectively. Get in touch if you would like your class(es) to join us!
Natasha Farrant has won the Costa Children's Book Award with her 12th book, Voyage of the Sparrowhawk, which the judges called 'pure heavenly escapism'. All the Costa category winners were announced this evening.