The Young Scottish Book Trust Blog
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| Blog Name: | The Young Scottish Book Trust Blog |
| Url: | http://www.youngscottishbooktrust.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | books, scotland, children |
| Description: | A weekly blog with members of Scottish Book Trust staff contributing insights, information and occasional silliness, along with guest blogs from authors, event organisers, publishers and more! |
| Popularity: | 38 Followers |
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The Royal Mail Awards Ceremony 2009
Yesterday was the award ceremony for The Royal Mail Awards for Scottish Children's Books 2009. Over 600 pupils from all over Scotland joined us at Queen's Hall in Edinburgh to see the shortlisted authors and hear the announcement of the winning books. The awards have been the biggest and best yet with almost 30,000 children taking part and over 15,000 of them voting for their favourite book.This was the shortlist:0-7 Category
Yesterday was the award ceremony for The Royal Mail Awards for Scottish Children's Books 2009. Over 600 pupils from all over Scotland joined us at Queen's Hall in Edinburgh to see the shortlisted authors and hear the announcement of the winning books. The awards have been the biggest and best yet with almost 30,000 children taking part and over 15,000 of them voting for their favourite book.This was the shortlist:0-7 Category
Malcolm Walker: The Stone Crown
Australian author Malcolm Walker tell us about his novel The Stone Crown which is set in Scotland and was released earlier this month...My name’s Malcolm Walker and I’m an Aust
Australian author Malcolm Walker tell us about his novel The Stone Crown which is set in Scotland and was released earlier this month...My name’s Malcolm Walker and I’m an Aust
Chris Newton: Looking Back on the Highland Tour
A mere 7 weeks ago (it seems like a lifetime now) we embarked on our longest tour, taking the duo who created the Edge Chronicles, Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell, on a two-week tour of the Highlands.Jasmine and I headed north on the Sunday and met the talented Mr Riddell at the airport in Inverness, Paul was at this point in a field near Dorset. The tour had beg
A mere 7 weeks ago (it seems like a lifetime now) we embarked on our longest tour, taking the duo who created the Edge Chronicles, Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell, on a two-week tour of the Highlands.Jasmine and I headed north on the Sunday and met the talented Mr Riddell at the airport in Inverness, Paul was at this point in a field near Dorset. The tour had beg
Graham Marks: Happy Birthday Asterix!
Jasmine Fassl, our children’s events manager, and Graham Marks, children’s and young adult author, tell us all about their love, and experience with Asterix the Gaul on the occasion of his 50th birthday!Jasmine:I have always been an Asterix fan. My da
Jasmine Fassl, our children’s events manager, and Graham Marks, children’s and young adult author, tell us all about their love, and experience with Asterix the Gaul on the occasion of his 50th birthday!Jasmine:I have always been an Asterix fan. My da
Katie: Young People's Mentoring Scheme
As part of his residency which ended in September, Keith Gray mentored four very talented teenage writers - Mathias, Manakan, Charlotte and Katie. They each worked with Keith, one-to-one and in groups, on their novels. The scheme ended with a trip to Scholastic Children's Publishing in London where the group got to learn more about the publishing process. Keith and the Scottish Book Trust staff had a wonderful time being involved in the scheme. We asked Katie to blog about how she found it from the mentee perspective...
As part of his residency which ended in September, Keith Gray mentored four very talented teenage writers - Mathias, Manakan, Charlotte and Katie. They each worked with Keith, one-to-one and in groups, on their novels. The scheme ended with a trip to Scholastic Children's Publishing in London where the group got to learn more about the publishing process. Keith and the Scottish Book Trust staff had a wonderful time being involved in the scheme. We asked Katie to blog about how she found it from the mentee perspective...
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