Download your Teachers' Reading Challenge certificate to display in your classroom or library and share how many books you read during the 2022 Challenge.
We also have a different version of the "Certificate":https://readingagency.org.uk/resources/6312/ for those who created their own goal… read more
<b>Join us for an inspiring talk on Tutankhamun followed by a Q&A with acclaimed journalist and author, Garry Shaw.</b>
Calling all history and Ancient Egypt fans: we have the perfect event for you!
We are hosting an exciting talk with journalist and author, Garry Shaw, as part of our The… read more
Stunningly honest and bursting with wit, Someday Maybe is the story of grief and resilience that you won't be able to stop talking about.
Eve is left heartbroken by her husband's unexpected death, but everyone around her – her friends, her boisterous British-Nigerian family, her toxic… read more
"Cranthorpe Millner Publishers":https://bit.ly/3BCshFV is an independent publisher based in Cambridge. Their first big title was Shaun Wallace’s autobiography, <i>"Chasing the Dream":https://bit.ly/3deQB7y</i>, which we published October 2018, and now they have a catalogue of just over 50… read more
Overview of the delivery model for Reading Well. read more
Celebrate National Poetry Day on 6 October and share the magic of poetry. From queer culture and explorations of grief to the power of hope and healing, take a dive into the world of poetry and get inspired today. Tell us what you thought of any of the books on the list by tagging us on social… read more
Discussion notes for The Asparagus Bunch by Jessica Scott-Whyte and published by Welbeck Children's Books.
About the book
When school bully Glen Jenkins humiliates Leon in the school canteen and almost destroys Lawrence, Leon very reluctantly agrees to the formation of a club, The… read more
Summer is a time when some go travelling, so we have selected the perfect books that can transport a reader somewhere else even if they’re not going away. On the list we have a fantasy book based on African history and mythology, a non-fiction book tracing the Ottoman Empire and a sizzling… read more
To mark World Friendship Day, also known as International Day of Friendship which takes place on 30 July this year, we have compiled a booklist focusing specifically on books written about friendship.
Tell us what you think about these books or any others you have read by tagging us on social… read more
Every 30 September, English PEN hosts a programme of talks, workshops and networking opportunities for literary translators, in celebration of International Translation Day. To help you celebrate the best in translated fiction and international authors, we have created a booklist of 12 authors… read more
As lots of people head off on their holidays, we selected books that can transport a reader somewhere else even if they’re not going away. From picking up plastic pollution on a Caribbean Island to rural Ireland to Memphis, we hope these stories can help transport children and young people on… read more
Two very different boys, one new family, a shared struggle and a big secret.
Tommy is talented, cool, a young offender, and dyslexic.
Ryan is smart, uncool, well-behaved, and dyslexic.
The two develop an unlikely friendship.
As Ryan helps Tommy to read, a secret is revealed that will… read more