Inspiring Young Readers
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Midwinter Burning posted on 24 Nov 2022
A new novel from Tanya Landman is always a welcome arrival here at Letterpress.
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A Candle in the Night posted on 17 Nov 2022
Robert Swindell’s 1974 novel for younger readers pulls no punches.
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Carnival of the Clocks posted on 14 Nov 2022
This prolific award-winning author/ illustrator is guaranteed to cheer up any reader with his bold, colourful illustrative style.
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The Children Who Stayed Behind posted on 10 Nov 2022
Originally entitled ‘The Kidnapping of Kensington’ and published in 1958, it was issued in 1964 by Puffin Books and retitled The Children Who Stayed Behind
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Journey Outside posted on 03 Nov 2022
U.S. born author, Mary Q. Steele (1922 - 1992) was primarily a children’s author but also wrote for adults around issues of nature and the natural world.
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Scared? posted on 31 Oct 2022
I very much enjoyed an earlier publication by Neal Zetter and so I looked forward to settling down (or being unsettled given the subject) with this one
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Small Shadows Creep posted on 27 Oct 2022
Guest reviewer, Alun Severn dips into a collection of ghost stories edited by science fiction legend, Andre Norton
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Children of the Stone City posted on 09 Oct 2022
I admit to feeling a thrill when I received a review copy of a long-awaited new novel by this accomplished award-winning author.
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A Pair of Jesus-Boots posted on 25 Sep 2022
Children’s author, Sylvia Sherry was born in 1932 and published nine novels.
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Lands of Belonging: A History of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Britain posted on 18 Sep 2022
This informative and very interesting non-fiction book has been needed for a long time to redress the yawning gap ...