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A literary podcast intended for readers of all ages who enjoy listening to authors, illustrators and poets sharing the backstory behind their newly published books, discussing their reading choices and revealing the favourite titles in their own libraries #readingforpleasure #lovebooks
Listen at your leisure to the informal conversation with Sarah Tyson, then if you would like a personalised copy of the featured title for your library (or someone else’s) our guest will sign a book especially for you via BooksUpNorth.com
Listen at your leisure to the informal conversation with Sarah Tyson, then if you would like a personalised copy of the featured title for your library (or someone else’s) our guest will sign a book especially for you via BooksUpNorth.com
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Horrible Histories star Simon Farnaby talks with Sarah Tyson about his first children's book "The Wizard in My Shed" and the challenges of writing a novel in comparison with script-writing.
Sarah Tyson talks with former Children's Laureate Sir Michael Morpurgo about five of his most recently published stories for children.
Author Alexander McCall Smith talks with Sarah Tyson about his four most recently published books including his first collection of poetry, In a Time of Distance, which he reads a couple of poems from. They also talk about other bookish subjects including Alexander's Tuesday book club, where he discusses romantic and modern poetry with his friends, and the special book he would choose to save if disaster were to strike his library.
Children's author Katherine Woodfine talks with Sarah Tyson about, and reads from, her latest picture book "A Dancer's Dream", illustrated by Lizzy Stewart and published by Simon & Schuster.
They also discuss other bookish matters including the stories Katherine has been reading recently and the special book she would choose to save if disaster were to strike her personal library!
An introduction by Sarah Tyson to a new literary podcast.
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