News of the Fearsome Beastie to be adapted to a short animated CGI film.
Reports here for Rotorscopers and also Picture Ville
News of the Fearsome Beastie to be adapted to a short animated CGI film.
Reports here for Rotorscopers and also Picture Ville
The final round of voting has now begun for the children’s section of The People’s Book Prize and we have both Grandma Bendy and also Tamara Small and The Monsters’ Ball in the finals.
You can only make one vote and its quite a faff to do so on the website… here is the link and good luck to both authors. Thank you for your support.
Congratulations to all winners for signed books in ‘That’s Life Book Competition’.
The Fearsome Beastie has recently won the ‘Heart of Hawick ‘ Picture book award, and Grandma Bendy soon will be on the ITV and CITV children’s programe ‘BOOKABOO.
The lucky winners are :
Heather Greenhalgh, Rossendale - Louis Ashby, Coventry - Miss J Duncan, Dorchester - Jim Houghton, Isle of Man - Connie Bailey, Skelton - Mili & Ruby Morgall, Castleford - Mrs Haslam, Luton - Sophie Buckle, Gorton, Manchester - Lynne Hughes, Flintshire - Mrs Sandra Jenkins, EBBW VALE - Sarah Joel, Maidenhead - Louise Whitley, Bridgenorth - Adele Isaac, Stallybridge – Mrs Rowena Griffiths, Bristol – Melanie Parratt, Ely .
This lovely book tells the story of the Child of Hale accompanied by some beautiful illustrations. I love this interpretation as it is most definitely, ‘A Cautionary Tale’ and has a good moral message; as all good fables should. The Childe is whisked away from his home by the king for his queen and lives in splendour, but it is too good to be true and he realises what truly matters to him.
To read the full review please click here
To buy on Amazon please click here

Many congratulations to Giles Paley-Phillips who has won the ‘Heart of Hawick’ Children’s Picture book award with ‘The Fearsome Beastie’ against some very strong competition by major publishers. We hope you enjoy this book as much as the children that voted for it.
Available on Amazon by clicking here.
If BAFTA’S were awarded for reading a children’s book then Sally Phillips would truly deserve one!
Absolutely brilliantly read, the character voices are amazing. Children will love listening to this story, by Angela Mitchell and illustrated by Sarah Horne.
On Thursday 2nd May on CBeebies, Bedtime Stories, Sally Phillips will be reading Angela Mitchell’s book, ‘The Jelly That Wouldn’t Wobble’
It’s Princess Lolly’s 89th birthday and she orders for the royal jelly! Trouble is it refuses to wobble! This book is brilliantly illustrated by Sarah Horne, there are lots of quirky characters for Sally to make some very interesting voices. A great book for children from five upwards. Lots of parents and Grandparents will also enjoy! Channel 71 at 6.50.
The online Review website BOOKBAG is one we rate very highly. All of the reviews are well thought out with in depth information and objective opinions on the books.
To read their opinion of Tabitha Posy Was Ever So Nosy please click here.
you can purchase the book on Amazon through their website.
Enjoy

ITV1 and CITV!
If you would like a copy of this book before the TV show it is available on Amazon, please click here.
We are sure your kids are going to love this very entertaining quirky Grandma!
ENJOY
Maverick author, Julie Fulton is a big supporter of Book Trust and Book Start and in her recent interview on BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester, she went into a bit more detail on what a fantastic organisation they are.
To hear the radio clip of Julie, click here.