News & Updates
The 2023 Children’s Book Celebration
50 new Coronation Libraries
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The National Literacy Trust is kicking off the Marcus Rashford Book Club 2023
The Marcus Rashford Book Club is a collaboration between iconic international football player and child food poverty campaigner Marcus Rashford MBE and Macmillan Children's Books.
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Joe Wicks: Burpee Bears & Summer Reading Challenge
Ahead of this year's Summer Reading Challenge, the Reading Agency is inviting The Body Coach Joe Wicks to share his love of reading and exercise in a free virtual event for pre-schoolers and primary aged children.
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Caffè Nero launches major new book award
Caffè Nero has launched a major new book award, split across four categories, to celebrate the best writing from across the UK and Ireland.
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Share The Gift of Reading
There are few things more powerful than sharing stories.
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The Reading Agency’s May booklist for Children and Young People
Community and Celebration
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The Reading Agency's chatterbook resources webpage
Regularly updated with resources including activity sheets and author videos.
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Summer Reading Challenge 2023
The Reading Agency's Summer Reading Challenge theme is Ready, Set, Read!
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The Reading Agency’s April booklist for Children and Young People
A Race Against Time
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Who Next updated!
Who Next has been updated with a selection of new authors and titles.
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2023 Children's Book Celebration launch
Help crown the top 23 books for the 2023 Coronation!
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Virtual School Library
The National Literacy Trust's Virtual School Library is a free platform for primary schools, offering pupils access to free books and activities from the most popular children's authors.
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Who Next updated!
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Children and young people’s listening habits
Latest research explores how children and young people's listening habits have developed post-lockdown
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