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We had the honour of chatting with Senta Rich on her incredibly funny and heartwarming book, Hotel 21

The Misadventures of Margaret Finch sends readers to Blackpool in 1938, where Margaret Finch – a rather demure young woman – has just begun work as a research assistant for the Mass Observation project.

We had the honour of chatting with Marie Lu about all the fun she had researching for Stars and Smoke.

We are back with more exciting news about the UK’s longest running and best-loved book awards for children and young people, The Yoto Carnegies.

My Love Life and the Apocalypse is a YA sci-fi with slowburn romance and vintage 90s-00s culture references.

We love supporting debut authors, so today we are recommending you 21 debut novels that came out in January to March this year.

This guest post is written by Roland Chambers, author of The Adventures of Billy Shaman: The Rage of the Sea Witch. 

"Isn’t it amazing how certain stories just creep into your cultural awareness and take root?"

Following Stevie Bell and her friends' journey abroad in England, Nine Liars brings readers back to a double-murder cold case set in 1995.

We had the honour of chatting with Tia Fisher on her novel-in-verse, Crossing the Line.

"Let’s say my book offers 75% extra stories free."

Ever since her father was exposed as a witch and a traitor, Winnie and her family have been shunned. But on her sixteenth birthday, she can take the deadly Luminary hunter trials and prove herself.

We chatted with Abi Elphinstone about her Peter Pan retelling, Saving Neverland.

We had the honour of chatting with Liz Flanagan on Into the Dark Forest. 

The UK’s longest running and best-loved book awards for children and young people, The Yoto Carnegies, has two categories -- the Carnegie Medal for Writing and the Carnegie Medal for Illustration.