THE BEST NEWS! The rain is hammering it down outside, the wind is causing chaos, and I'm sat cosily indoors just smiling away because Wolf Siren has been shortlisted for @theweekjunior Book Awards in the Breakthrough category!!! 🎉
When you're not sure whether it's going to be raining or sunny, it makes sense to always have a book to hand! If you need some ideas of what to read, then check out the ones that we read last month in our April recommendations post below.
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📖 Every reader deserves great stories!
In partnership with @RNIB and @CalibreAudio, #Carnegie2026 shortlisted books are available in braille, large print and audio - supporting inclusive access for readers everywhere!
Find out more: https://t.co/zxegZCruh7
📖 Every reader deserves great stories!
In partnership with @RNIB and @CalibreAudio, #Carnegie2026 shortlisted books are available in braille, large print and audio - supporting inclusive access for readers everywhere!
Find out more: https://t.co/zxegZCruh7
Hello! I’ve been a little quiet on here because, behind the scenes, I’ve been working on a project *very* relevant to Disabled Tales! I can’t wait to share more on this with you soon, but first, back to our inbox!
Thank you all for your patience! 💚
"This middle age adventure teems with fairy-tale charm through a peril-packed quest to perfect a potion."
Feather Vane (9+/11+) by @bethowriter, @HarperCollinsCh
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@JillBennett18@HarperCollinsCh Thank you so much for this lovely review! I am delighted you enjoyed Feather Vane (and I’m with you on the rolling rural landscapes!) 💙🪶
Want to brew a little magic at home? Win a limited‑edition Feather Vane potion kit + a copy of Feather Vane + an exclusive Feather Vane bookmark! 🧪🌙📚
Head to the link in our bio for your chance to win. The competition closes at midnight 17th April. Good luck! ✨
"We become our own person in learning to accept and love the body that we are in"
Video description:
Beth O’Brien talks about discrimination in Feather Vane. The video ends with an animation of the book cover, against a backdrop of forest vines and floating feathers.