Teenage Books – Page 10 – Pictures and Conversations

My Lockdown Books: Twenty Two

Another book from Nosy Crow today and another author whom my friend Dom put my way. I read and enjoyed Fleur Hitchcock's Dear Scarlett ahead…

When I was seventeen I went on a memorable family holiday. It turned out to be the last family holiday we had while my sister…

This was trailed by the publisher for a long time owing to the success of Cecelia Ahern's adult fiction. I've dipped in and out of…

Three Girls and a Car was one of Mum's Sunday School prizes (for perfect attendance) and I first read it when I was about ten. …

Och, you must have known it was coming. I don't really know how I've managed to hold out for so long. Of course there would…

How dated is this cover?! I never even thought about it when I first read See You Thursday by Jean Ure because I was a…

The time has come, as you surely knew it would, for me to share this one from my collection. There's nothing random about Nancy Calls…

I tell anyone who's unwary enough to stop and listen that this book is about me. At least, I qualify, its heroine and I are…

Paul Dowswell is one of the best writers I know of historical novels for young people. There's lots to like about his books but, for…

I was invited along to the launch of The Keepers' Daughter by Gill Arbuthnott's agents and felt honour-bound to buy a copy of the book.…