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It's all treehouses and toilet humour. → Read More
It is hard to ignore the presence and significance of family in fiction. → Read More
As T. S. Eliot said: "The existence of libraries is best evidence that we may have hope for the future of man". → Read More
We desire to know the worst, even though afterwards we sometimes wished we didn't. → Read More
You are what you read. → Read More
Because we're all just a little obsessed with one another. → Read More
If we push children into formal literacy too early, we risk extinguishing the wonder and excitement of books. → Read More
When it comes to language, it's more important to be Ernest than excessive. → Read More
Make sure you have some form of entertainment; if you forget your book, eavesdropping will do just fine. → Read More
I've been tasked with a multi-storey treehouse. Will a few twigs do? → Read More
Beware of 'second novel syndrome'. → Read More
"To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark." → Read More
Excuse me, do you work here? → Read More
Perfected long ago, there is no need for change. → Read More
It's about tapping into something that is terrible yet possible. → Read More
Well, its title at least. → Read More
Why visit a cathedral when you can kneel down at the altar of literature, surrounded by the words of the world's greatest writers? → Read More
Exposing youngsters to a variety of books will help them make reading a habit for the future. → Read More
Bob Dylan is right. → Read More
Could it be that gossip magazines fulfil our deep and very human desire for storytelling? → Read More