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2020 Hans Christian Andersen Award
The 2020 Hans Christian Andersen Award Winners have been announced!
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Words for Life
Heard about the National Literary Trust's Words for Life website?
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School libraries report from the National Literacy Trust
Why children and young people use them or not, their literacy engagement and mental wellbeing
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Reading, writing and mental wellbeing
National Literacy Trust research shows that children who enjoy reading are three times more likely to have good mental wellbeing than children who don’t enjoy reading.
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National Bookstart Week
Did you know it's National Bookstart Week 4-10 June 2018?
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Literacy and life expectancy
Life expectancy shortened by 26 years for children growing up in areas with the most serious literacy problems
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Programme inspires young people to become advocates for reading
Reading Hack is a programme led by young people who do reading activities and volunteering to gain skills and experience.
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New Children's Laureate announced
Lauren Child named children's laureate
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Two members of picture book royalty join forces
Julia Donaldson and Helen Oxenbury collaborate on a picture-book version of The Giant Jumperee.
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And the award goes to....
School Librarian of the Year Award 2016
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The children sat and listened: Storytelling and learning
Very interesting blog on the importance of storytelling
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Using ebooks to read can help boys
National Literacy Trust research shows the impact ebooks can have on boys' reading.
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What kids want in books
Kids and family reading report published by Scholastic
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'Unforgettable' Wilson wins J M Barrie Award
Dame Jacqueline Wilson has been awarded this year's J M Barrie award
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