And she died happily ever after…
Crawl out of the grave and step into your mushroom carriage for Zombierella: Fairytales Gone Bad, the first in a funny, deliciously dark, three-part series of twisted classics, written in verse by award-winning poet Joseph Coelho and illustrated by Freya… read more
In July 2020 the Booker Prize revealed the longlist for the 2020 prize.
You can download a Readers’ Guide for longlisted title The New Wilderness by Diane Cook by clicking below. read more
Use this poster to promote your World Book Night activities by adding your information in the middle. read more
Summer holidays across the country have been cancelled, but HarperFiction wants library users to celebrate the August bank holiday by taking part in the #HarperFictionReadingWeekend!
We'd love for libraries to share some of HarperFiction's beautiful social media assets encouraging users to… read more
Meet the Author: Claire Fayers read more
David Roberts, illustrator of Julian Clary’s Bolds books, shows us how he draws Mossy the fox.
The Bold family seems fairly normal: they live in a nice house, the parents have good jobs, and they all love to have fun. One slight difference: they're hyenas. That's right—they're covered in fur,… read more
Download Welsh language marketing assets for the Summer Reading Challenge 2020.
This resource includes ready made assets to use pre- and post-launch. Check back soon for additional templates you can customise with local authority logos and content.
Please ensure you have read the branding… read more
Quercus are excited to invite libraries and reading groups across the country to celebrate Martin Walker’s Dordogne Mysteries series. A hugely popular series in Germany and the United States, Martin Walker's novels take you to the Dordogne region of France where readers follow Bruno, Chief of… read more
Headline would like to invite libraries and reading groups across the UK to share their excitement about this summer’s hottest debut novel – Hazel Barkworth’s Heatstroke.
We don’t want readers across the country to miss this gripping page-turner, described by the Evening Standard this week… read more