Published: Mon 9th Aug 2021
In our first adult book review, Young Writers’ Luke shares his thoughts on this historical non-fiction book, Saving Mona Lisa
By Luke Chapman | Book Reviews, Parents, Teachers
Published: Wed 4th Aug 2021
Find out more about "A Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway" by Jeff Kinney... an action-packed and humour riddled story to impress kids of all ages
Published: Wed 4th Aug 2021
Comedian Rosie Jones was always destined to become a children’s author. With the release of her new book Edie Eckhart, Rosie’s childhood dreams have finally come true. Read more in our author interview.
By Luke Chapman | Author, Family, Interview
Published: Wed 4th Aug 2021
Who’s the youngest author you can think of? How about Guru, who aged just five created his very first book “sharing is caring”. Watch our interview with Guru here.
Published: Mon 2nd Aug 2021
Celebrate the Olympics with our Olympic recommended reads. Learn about the stories and the history of the biggest sporting event in the world.
Published: Thu 29th Jul 2021
Carl Whitelock is our proud Production Manager, making everything from Young Writers books to toolkits. Find out more about the production side of Young Writers in this interview with Carl...
Published: Thu 29th Jul 2021
We’ve created a list full of cheap and fun date ideas anyone can do with their mates.
By Reta Kvietkauskaite | Activities, Family, Holiday activities, Kids
Published: Wed 28th Jul 2021
The first full day with your class is scary, nerve-wracking, and important. We’ve collected some great ideas to help you and your pupils ease into the New Year with fun and excitement.
By Luke Chapman | Activities, Teachers
Published: Wed 21st Jul 2021
Find out more about "The Goldfish Boy" by Lisa Thompson... a story about friendship and mystery written for young adults!
By Darius Zafiu | Book Reviews
Published: Wed 21st Jul 2021
Saving money for University and having little guidance didn’t stop Em Norry from achieving her dreams, now she’s sharing her advice with other authors to give them a start.
By Luke Chapman | Author, Interview