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The idea for The Ickabog came to me while I was still writing Harry Potter. I wrote most of a first draft in fits and starts between Potter books, intending to publish it after Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

However, after the last Potter book I wanted to take a break from publishing, which ended up lasting five years. In that time I wrote The Casual Vacancy and Robert Galbraith wrote The Cuckoo's Calling. After some dithering (and also after my long-suffering agent had trademarked The Ickabog - sorry, Neil) I decided I wanted to step away from children's books for a while. At that point, the first draft of The Ickabog went up into the attic, where it's remained for nearly a decade. Over time I came to think of it as a story that belonged to my two younger children, because I'd read it to them in the evenings when they were little, which has always been a happy family memory.

A few weeks ago at dinner, I tentatively mooted the idea of getting The Ickabog down from the attic and publishing it for free, for children in lockdown. My now teenagers were touchingly enthusiastic, so downstairs came the very dusty box, and for the last few weeks I've been immersed in a fictional world I thought I'd never enter again. As I worked to finish the book, I started reading chapters nightly to the family again. This was one of the most extraordinary experiences of my writing life, as The Ickabog's first two readers told me what they remember from when they were tiny, and demanded the reinstatement of bits they'd particularly liked (I obeyed).

I think The Ickabog lends itself well to serialisation because it was written as a read-aloud book (unconsciously shaped, I think, by the way I read it to my own children), but it's suitable for 7-9 year olds to read to themselves.

I'll be posting a chapter (or two, or three) every weekday between 26th May and 10th July on The Ickabog website. The Ickabog is available to read in English (UK/US), French, Italian, German, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, check the website for updates on additional languages.

The Ickabog is a story about truth and the abuse of power. To forestall one obvious question: the idea came to me well over a decade ago, so it isn't intended to be read as a response to anything that's happening in the world right now. The themes are timeless and could apply to any era or any country.
The Illustration Competition
Having decided to publish, I thought how wonderful it would be if children in lockdown, or otherwise needing distraction during the strange and difficult time we're passing through, illustrated the story for me. There will be suggestions about the illustrations we might need for each chapter on The Ickabog website, but nobody should feel constrained by these ideas. I want to see imaginations run wild! Creativity, inventiveness and effort are the most important things: we aren't necessarily looking for the most technical skill!

In November 2020, The Ickabog will be published in English in print, eBook and audiobook formats, shortly followed by other languages. The best drawings in each territory will be included in the finished books. As publishers in each territory will need to decide which pictures work best for their own editions, I won't be personally judging the entries. However, if parents and guardians post their children's drawing on Twitter using the hashtag #TheIckabog, I'll be able to share and comment! To find out more about the Illustration Competition, go to The Ickabog website.
Covid-19 Donation
I'm pledging all author royalties from The Ickabog, when published, to help groups who've been particularly impacted by the pandemic. Further details will be available later in the year.
Huge thanks are due...
... to my dear friend and editor Arthur Levine; to the phenomenal James McKnight of the Blair Partnership, who's worked tirelessly to make this project a reality in a very short space of time; to Ruth Alltimes at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, whose help has been invaluable; to my peerless management team, Rebecca Salt, Nicky Stonehill and Mark Hutchinson and to my wonderful agent Neil Blair. I promise all of you not to have any more bright ideas for a few months at least.

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About The Ickabog The idea for The Ickabog came to me while I was still writing Harry Potter. I wrote most of a first draft in fits and starts between Potter books, intending to publish it after Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. However, after the last Potter book I wanted to take a break [...]

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Radcliffe reads the first chapter of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone/Sorcerer's Stone, as part of Harry Potter At Home. Look out for more special video readings in the upcoming weeks.

Daniel will be the first of many exciting contributors to help us read through the first Harry Potter book, as he introduces the Dursleys, who don't like anything mysterious. Enter a cat reading a map, owl-filled skies and whispers about the Potters. So, get comfy and enjoy! You can register with the Harry Potter Fan Club to get all the latest updates on further video readings too.

Look out for more famous faces and friends of the Wizarding World (and beyond!) to help us read through all seventeen chapters of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone/Sorcerer's Stone over the coming weeks. Read more about our future contributors here.

You may notice some wonderful drawings representing the first chapter during the read-through. Look out for more artwork in every chapter and read below to see how you can get involved in contributing yourself.

You can also listen to 'The Boy Who Lived' on Spotify if you fancy an audio-only version.

Chapter One: 'The Boy Who Lived' - Further reading and new activities

Now that you've refreshed your memory of J.K. Rowling's famous opening chapter of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (or Sorcerer's Stone for our US readers), here's more about 'The Boy Who Lived'.

How much did you just learn? For the young (and the young at heart!) - try our new Chapter Challenge! Collect house points as you complete chapter-themed tasks and quizzes, along with a secret quest. Oh, and speaking of 'house points' remember to get sorted into your Hogwarts house too!

For those who've visited the wizarding world before - read more about 'The Boy Who Lived', with our analysis on what we can learn about Albus Dumbledore from his very first appearance. Learn more about The Man In The Purple Cloak... But please be careful of mild spoilers if you are indeed a first-time reader brushing up on your wizarding education.

For parents, carers and teachers, our friends at Scholastic have put together a wonderful discussion guide called Finding Strength in Harry Potter which you can find here. It encourages children to engage with themes in the first Harry Potter book, such as belonging, kindness, courage and friendship. Scholastic have provided this resource at the start of your child's journey, but it acts as a perfect companion for the whole book - so watch out for spoilers!

But when is Chapter Two coming, we hear you cry? Don't worry, this is just the beginning. Be sure to check back at HarryPotterAtHome.com every week where you can expect new readings from a stellar cast of narrators.

In fact, if you're worried about missing out on any updates from Harry Potter At Home and beyond, don't worry. Sign up to our Harry Potter Fan Club newsletter, where you can receive exciting new updates every week on Harry Potter At Home, further chapters, and much more. Here's how.

And what about this fan art? Yes, well reminded. We're inviting you to send in your pieces to represent key moments from the first book, which will feature in future videos. At the moment, we're looking for moments that feature in Chapter Two onwards.

By our mathematics skills, that would give us sixteen chapters to go, so please do send us your interpretations of famous scenes from those chapters via the hashtag #HarryPotterAtHome to @WizardingWorld's Twitter account. Submitting your artwork this way ensures the Harry Potter At Home project absolutely has your permission to use your pieces online.

You can check out our rules and guidelines to submitting here and an important note to all parent and guardians that you must submit your children's art on their behalf.

If you're old enough, come join us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram where the fun just keeps on coming with more quizzes, puzzles and extra challenges.

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Harry Potter At Home is our way of bringing the magic into people's homes, casting a Banishing Charm on boredom. These special video readings are just one of the many things you can do at home with us, whether alone or with your friends or family. Our new Harry Potter At Home project is very much a team effort, combining the resources of Harry Potter UK and US publishers Bloomsbury and Scholastic, Pottermore Publishing, leading spoken-word producer and provider Audible, our numerous library suppliers, library supplier OverDrive, streaming platform Spotify, and of course, our very own magic-makers here at WizardingWorld.com.

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2023 competition open!

If you are aged between 11 and 19 and interested in history and writing, the YWSP is ready to take you on an adventure! We are the UK's only creative writing prize specifically for budding historical fiction writers. You could win a £500 travel grant, tickets to one of the UK's best book festivals, and the chance to see your own work in print in a special anthology. Stories must be between 800 and 2,000 words, and set in a time before you were born. You can find out more on our How To Enter page - the closing date for this year's competition is 31st October 2023.

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Anthony Horowitz is releasing a new Diamond Brothers story chapter by chapter on his website

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WHERE SEAGULLS DARE

I'm shocked.

The last time I wrote a Diamond brothers novel was actually 18 years ago - back in 2002 and it wasn't even a full novel. It was called The Blurred Man and it was only 80 pages long.

I've been so busy with Alex Rider that I've completely ignored Tim Diamond, the world's most stupid private detective, and his smarter younger brother, Nick.

But with the whole world in lockdown and young readers forced to stay away from school and their friends, I was wondering what I could do to help and suddenly the Diamond brothers came to mind.

What we need right now is jokes. So I'm writing a new story: Where Seagulls Dare.

But I'm doing it in a very different way. Normally when you read one of my stories, I may have written it half a dozen times. It's been edited. All the spelling mistakes (and unnecessary violence) have been taken out. It's been put into a nice cover with illustrations beside the text. It is, in other words, a book.

This time, what you're going to read is "work in progress". As I sit here, locked down in London, I have almost no idea what's going to happen in the story. I'm not even sure I know what to write in Chapter Two! The whole thing may go hopelessly wrong and it's quite possible that I won't ever get to the end.

If you want the truth, I very much hope that this whole virus thing will be over before I've written too many chapters and I can stop and bring out the whole book at some time in the future (with all author profits going to support our brilliant NHS.)

In the meantime, though, I hope you'll enjoy the story...even with the typos and the speling mistakes. You can let me know what you think as I continue - and it's even possible I may have to ask for help.

Anyway, here is Chapter One. And Chapter Two...?

Help!

Anthony Horowitz
Click here to read Chapter One of Where Seagulls Dare!

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An expulsion ignites an escalating prank war with the Weekday Warriors....

An expulsion ignites an escalating prank war with the Weekday Warriors.

45 mins Available for over a year

3. They Couldn’t Hit An Elephant From This Dist... - General Sedgwick...

Alaska sets Miles up on a triple-and-a-half date that does not go as planned....

Alaska sets Miles up on a triple-and-a-half date that does not go as planned.

50 mins Available for over a year

4. The Nourishment Is Palatable - Millard Fillmore...

Despite the warnings of his friends, Miles agrees to spend Thanksgiving with Alaska....

Despite the warnings of his friends, Miles agrees to spend Thanksgiving with Alaska.

54 mins Available for over a year

5. I'll Show You That It Won't Shoot - Johnny Ace...

Miles, Takumi, the Colonel and Alaska reunite to exact revenge on the Weekday Warriors....

Miles, Takumi, the Colonel and Alaska reunite to exact revenge on the Weekday Warriors.

48 mins Available for over a year

6. We Are All Going - William McKinley

Miles and Lara date. There are dire consequences after the prank on the Weekday Warriors....

Miles and Lara date. There are dire consequences after the prank on the Weekday Warriors.

49 mins Available for over a year

7. Now Comes the Mystery - Henry Ward Beecher

Culver Creek grapples with a devastating tragedy. A possible clue leads to more questions....

Culver Creek grapples with a devastating tragedy. A possible clue leads to more questions.

54 mins Available for over a year

8. It's Very Beautiful Over There - Thomas Edison...

The search for answers pulls the group apart, but a final prank brings them back together....

The search for answers pulls the group apart, but a final prank brings them back together.

50 mins Available for over a year

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Looking for Alaska - Series 1: 1. Famous Last Words

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Miles enrolls at Culver Creek Academy and meets new friends, enemies and Alaska Young.

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Find out more about 'His Dark Materials' author Philip Pullman

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Award-winning series by Malorie Blackman now available on BBC's iPlayer

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In a dystopian London, Sephy and Callum fall in love despite the odds.

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Listen to children's & YA authors talk about their books at the world-famous Hay Festival including a talk by Patrice Lawrence

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Hay Festival Programme for Schools - Free Events online

Watch authors from Hay Festival Programme for Schools filmed over the last 5 years. There are 130+ fun filled and inspiring events to choose from including Ade Adepitan, David Baddiel, Jacqueline Wilson, Onjali Q. Raúf, Julian Clary and Cressida Cowell.

Teaching resources for the Programme for Schools are available here.
Sponsored by Welsh Government and the Hay Festival Foundation
Rhaglen i Ysgolion Gŵyl y Gelli - Digwyddiadau am Ddim Ar-lein

Gwyliwch awduron Rhaglen i Ysgolion Gŵyl y Gelli a ffilmiwyd dros y 5 blynedd diwethaf. Mae 130+ o ddigwyddiadau difyr, ysbrydoledig i ddewis ohonynt, yn cynnwys Ade Adepitan, David Baddiel, Jacqueline Wilson, Onjali Q. Raúf, Julian Clary ac Cressida Cowell.

Adnoddau addysgu i ategu'r digwyddiadau yn y Rhaglen I Ysgolion.
Noddir gan Lywodraeth Cymru a Sefydliad Gŵyl y Gelli

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Hay Festival Anytime - Listen and watch writers and thinkers from Hay Festivals around the world

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Gaijin School Librarian is a High School librarian in Brooklyn, New York and loves all things Japanese particularly Manga and Anime for High School students

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Got a Kindle? Have you joined Kindle Unlimited? If so, this blog has a list of current manga titles that are available on KU. Have a browse and find a new story to enjoy, Click the square below (for some reason the coloured link didn't show but it still works)!

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Book Trust has it's own bookbinder search, try it - you never know what you might find!

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Be inspired and discover your child’s next favourite book with the BookTrust Bookfinder: search by theme and age, from babies and toddlers all the way up to teenagers.

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The UK's Children's Laureate is reading 'How to Train Your Dragon'

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Loads of stuff to watch about the 'Young Samurai' Series and other books he's written

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As an author, Chris Bradford practises what he terms ‘method writing’. For his award- winning Young Samurai series, he trained in samurai swordsmanship, karate, ninjutsu and earned his black belt in Zen Kyu Shin Taijutsu. For his Bodyguard series, he embarked on an intensive close-protection course to become a qualified professional bodyguard. And for the Soul Prophecy trilogy, Chris travelled extensively to experience first-hand the cultures featured in the story – from living with the Shona people in Zimbabwe, to trekking the Inca trail, to meditating in a Buddhist temple amid the mountains of Japan. His bestselling books are published in over twenty-five languages and have garnered more than thirty children’s book awards and nominations. Chris lives in England with his two sons. To discover more about Chris, go to www.chrisbradford.co.uk

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Malory Towers - Series 1: 1. The First Day

It’s the first day of term at Malory Towers and new girl Darrell Rivers can’t wait for a fresh start. However, while she’s keen to settle in, will her past come back to haunt her?

Duration 25 mins

First shown 23 Mar 2020

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1. The First Day

2. The New Girls

Jealous Gwen is determined to get to the bottom of Darrell’s past at St Hilda’s....

Jealous Gwen is determined to get to the bottom of Darrell’s past at St Hilda’s.

24 mins Available for over a year

3. The Trick

In an attempt to impress her new friend Alicia, Darrell puts her prankster hat on in class...

In an attempt to impress her new friend Alicia, Darrell puts her prankster hat on in class

25 mins Available for over a year

4. The Slap

Darrell does something unspeakable to Gwen during a moment of anger at the pool....

Darrell does something unspeakable to Gwen during a moment of anger at the pool.

25 mins Available for over a year

5. The Match

Darrell has to face her past when her old school comes to Malory Towers....

Darrell has to face her past when her old school comes to Malory Towers.

25 mins Available for over a year

6. The Midnight Feast

The North Tower have their first midnight feast, but they’re forced to hide from Matron!...

The North Tower have their first midnight feast, but they’re forced to hide from Matron!

25 mins Available for over a year

7. The Open Day

Malory Towers opens its doors to parents for the day!

Malory Towers opens its doors to parents for the day!

25 mins Available for over a year

8. The Push

When Sally is taken ill, Darrell does all she can to find a doctor....

When Sally is taken ill, Darrell does all she can to find a doctor.

25 mins Available for over a year

9. The Letter

Sally goes missing when her mother comes to take her away from Malory Towers....

Sally goes missing when her mother comes to take her away from Malory Towers.

24 mins Available for over a year

10. The Dress

A beautiful dress arrives at Malory Towers – but who is it for?...

A beautiful dress arrives at Malory Towers – but who is it for?

25 mins Available for over a year

11. The Spider

Darrell and Sally put a plan into action to make Mary-Lou braver!...

Darrell and Sally put a plan into action to make Mary-Lou braver!

25 mins Available for over a year

12. The Ghost

Darrell and Sally go in pursuit of the Malory Towers ghost – but it’s not what it seems!...

Darrell and Sally go in pursuit of the Malory Towers ghost – but it’s not what it seems!

25 mins Available for over a year

13. The Last Day

It’s the last day of term, and Darrell has to defend herself to the rest of the form....

It’s the last day of term, and Darrell has to defend herself to the rest of the form.

25 mins Available for over a year

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It's a fresh start for Darrell as she settles in for her first day at Malory Towers.

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Another US based podcast aimed at 11-16-year-olds. One episode features author Angie Thomas, author of 'THUG' and 'On the Come Up'

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Writer Kami Garcia talks about the novel she wrote with pal Margaret Stohl about romance and magic and the Civil War in "Beautiful Creatures." DC Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton is the guest reader. A trio of readers from DC's Jefferson Academy join host Kitty Felde to talk about the nove.
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A virtual book club for kids in grades 5-8. Young readers talk to host Kitty Felde about a novel, interview the writer, and hear a selection from the book read by a celebrity. Award winning and recommended by Common Sense Media.

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An American podcast all about Young Adult books

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Hey YA! A Young Adult Books Podcast From Book Riot: Listen Now

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From great new books to classic reads, from news to the latest on-screen adaptations, keep up with the world of young adult lit with the Hey YA podcast!

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Check out the YouTube channel of Tom Palmer, author of the Foul Football series we have in the Oathall library

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Love Reading For Kids is a brilliant website. Use the Browse By Age tab for books 11+, 13+ and YA

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Kodansha offers the first three chapters of a series free

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Offered in various languages (including English) here are some great Manga titles

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無料漫画、おすすめ試し読みマンガ満載！｜コミックウォーカー

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漫画(マンガ)読むならコミックウォーカー。話題のアニメ化、映画化されたKADOKAWAの漫画が多数！人気のおすすめ無料コミックが3000作品以上！ランキングや新刊・発売日情報も満載！

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Award-winning author Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' is still available on BBC's iPlayer

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Star-studded adaptation of Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy.

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Lovd Cogheart? Find out more about the series on his website

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Enjoy these free resources for librarians, schools, teachers and readers…

Cogheart Wordsearch

Moonlocket Wordsearch

Skycircus Activity Sheet

Shadowsea Undersea Drawing Sheet

Cogheart Colouring Sheet

Cogheart Puppets

Write a Penny Dreadful

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Create a flip animation

Learn how to make a flip animation.

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Create a display

Have a go at creating your own Cogheart Adventures display for your school classroom or library.

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Design a Mechanimal

Have a go at designing your own mechanimal.

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Cover design

Have a go at designing your own cover for a Cogheart Adventure.

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Mapmaking

Have a go at creating your own literary map by drawing the place where your characters live.

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School report

Read Lily’s school report and create your own.

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Mcguffins

Today we are going to write a story with a Macguffin in.

What’s a Macguffin I hear you ask? It’s a valuable magical object in a story that both the hero and villain want to possess.

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Discover a different author. Will Hobbs writes adventure stories for middle-grade and teens

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Copyright Will Hobbs. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy. Site maintained by Winding Oak.
Materials on this website may be copied for classroom or library use but may not be used for commercial purposes without permission.

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downriver
crossing the wire
far north
go big or go home
bearstone
take me to the river
the maze
ghost canoe
jason's gold
wild man island
biography
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14-year-old reviews horror books aimed at 10-14 year-olds - prepare to be scared!

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GINGER NUTS OF HORROR, THE HEART AND SOUL OF HORROR WEBSITES

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BOOK REVIEW: ​THE DEVIL AND WINNIE FLYNN BY MICOL OSTOW AND DAVID OSTOW

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BOOK REVIEW: ​THE DEVIL AND WINNIE FLYNN BY MICOL OSTOW AND DAVID OSTOW

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Favourite Oathall author Cathy Cassidy reads a chapter a day from her book 'Love From Lexie'

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Wherever you live in West Sussex, you can join the public library for FREE. Explore their eBooks, audiobooks, magazines and encyclopaediae

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Use this great tool from The Reading Agency to discover new books to read

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From poetry to non-fiction via fiction and biography, find out more about Michael Rosen

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Writer Michael Rosen's website for children, with videos, biography, news, a blog and lists of books

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Author of the brilliant 'Scythe' series, Neil Shusterman shares some of this short stories via YouTube

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Introducing the Storyman Virtual Reading Series

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Sharing free sort stories each day

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Join the The World of David Walliams to be the first to hear about new David Walliams books, special offers, free activities, live shows, events and more!

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Author of 'The Last Wild' reads aloud from the book each day via Instagram Live

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Learn how to draw with Nick Sharratt, illustrator of Jacqueline Wilson's books

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Each chapter read by the author

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There are a lot of schools who read Floodland, especially in years 5 and 6 - and with the current situation, I know there are some of you who are halfway through the book, but who, without sufficient copies for every pupil, are unable to finish from home.

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Watch and listen to Neil Gaiman read from his books

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Videos - MouseCircus.com - The Official Neil Gaiman Website for Young Readers

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Watch the latest Neil Gaiman videos and see Neil (and some famous friends!) read The Graveyard Book and Coraline in their entirety.

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Listen to authors talk about their books including 'Stormbreaker' author, Anthony Horowitz

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Catch up on Authors Live events on demand in the classroom, at home or anywhere you like!

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Ok, so it's not a book but this is all about what happens when teenagers get behind the camera

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Get Into Film - YouTube

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'Pride & Prejudice' brought bang up-to-date by YouTube

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A modern day retelling of Pride and Prejudice, the series is told in vlog-style by Lizzie Bennet as she narrates the trials and tribulations of her family li...

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The stories are aimed at younger children but how cool to see and hear from an astronaut actually in space

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Listen to authors talk about their writing. Includes a podcast featuring Oathall World Book Day visiting author 2019 Jenny McLachlan

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Tel: 01621 855862

Registered Address:
Just Imagine Story Centre Ltd
River Barn, Langford Hall,
Witham Road Langford
CM9 4ST

Company no. and place of registration:
07255281, registered in England

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Lisa Thompson talks to Nikki Gamble about her funny, but poignant novel, The Boy Who Saved the World, a story that prompts us to think about the things that we value and their real worth.

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Beam your favourite World Book Day £1 book authors and illustrators direct into your classroom or at home with our Author & Illustrator Academy videos.

Why not get your creative juices flowing using words and illustration with Joanna Nadin and Rikin Parekh, or merge words and pictures with Nadia Shireen. Let Michael Morpurgo help you find the seed of your story, or invent a fantasy business idea with Rashmi Sirdeshpande.

You can learn to write your own adventure story with lots of ideas and tips from Sophie McKenzie, or let Ben Bailey Smith provide some inspiration to write your own funny but realistic scene. Explore how to make the world a better place with Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola, or go on a journey to make your wishes come true with Simon Farnaby.

What is the Author & Illustrator Academy?
The Author & Illustrator Academy beams authors & illustrators right into classrooms so children can meet the creative minds behind their favourite books. Choose which Academy lesson to pick and then press play and let our brilliant authors and illustrators lead your class.

Each inspirational 'lesson' is a complete package with downloadable activities, creative challenges, resources and extracts to go with each video. They are available all year round so you can screen them in class at ANY TIME that suits you. The Academy lessons are perfect for home learning as well!

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World Book Day author & illustrator videos for schools

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Celebrate World Book Day with free video lesson resources featuring our £1 book authors and illustrators.

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BBC Sounds app has books for all ages including children and teens

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Browse all Audiobooks radio shows, podcasts and mixes in BBC Sounds. See what's new, what's popular, or browse by a-z.

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Audible is offering free children's and teen books whilst schools are closed

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World Book Day for Teens

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World Book Day is so much more than dressing up...

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Design a Book Character With A Potato...

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Design a Book Character With A Potato...

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Or a wooden spoon...

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Fun craft ideas: make your favourite book characters

For a fun, creative and cheap activity, why not transform a potato or wooden spoon into your favourite book character? Looking for a magical way to reuse a shoebox or jam jar? Try making a Harry Potter scene in a box or A Very Hungry Caterpillar in a jar. From Zog to Paddington, classic fairytales to more recent releases, we've put together a gallery of some of our favourites to give you inspiration.

World Book Day is a charity funded by publishers and booksellers in the UK and Ireland.

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Fun craft ideas: make your favourite book characters - World Book Day

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Our website uses cookies to distinguish you from other users and enhance your user experience. They also help us improve our site. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. For a fun, creative and cheap activity, why not transform a potato or wooden spoon into your favourite book character?

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Incredibly cheap audio books available via the World Book Day site

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Incredibly cheap audio books available via the World Book Day site

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Welcome to World Book Day’s World of Stories, where you can bring story time to life with audiobooks of your favourite books FOR FREE.

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Free Reads of Young Adult & Teen Books from publishers Simon & Schuster, all copyright free

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Read full length books online for free and enjoy exclusive, extended excerpts of new young adult novels at RivetedLit.com.

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'Shonen Jump' magazine is sharing some free chapters of popular manga series such as 'My Hero Academia' and 'One Piece'

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VIZ: Read Free Shonen Jump Manga - Official & Simul with Japan

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The world's most popular manga! Read free or become a member. Start your free trial today!

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Easy-to-understand adaptations of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' YouTube style

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All the videos in the 'Nothing Much To Do' web series in viewing order.

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Wizarding World - the Home of Harry Potter

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Wizarding World - the Home of Harry Potter

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All things magical in this brilliant website

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Join Harry Potter and journey into the wizarding world with our new site! Discover puzzles, quizzes, crafts and more to guide you through the very first book.