It's fairly well known by now that I love all things to do with the sea. You might think that this makes me undiscriminating when…
Continue reading → Look What I Found at the Seaside by Moira Butterfield and Jesus Verona
Nosy Crow is one of my favourite publishers. I love their production values as well as the books themselves. This lovely little board book makes…
Here's another review from The Scotsman for a very good book. From Nosy Crow comes Little Bits of Sky, SE Durrant’s debut novel. The story…
Every so often, but not often enough, a book comes across my desk that makes me laugh and laugh. Cue: Weasels by Elys Dolan and…
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…
I was an unofficial champion for this series right from the beginning as a friend of mine was then working for Nosy Crow, the hugely…
I first came across Lyn Gardner's books when Nosy Crow sent me a copy of Olivia's First Term the first book in a contemporary stage…
Continue reading → Rose Campion and the Christmas Mystery by Lyn Gardner
Nosy Crow and the National Trust have collaborated on a range of books recently. One of these is Up and Down: a walk in the…
With the summer holidays fast approaching in Scotland, I thought I’d take the opportunity of sharing some books with you for children and young people…
One of the best things to happen in publishing recently is Nosy Crow. The independent publisher of children's books and apps launched in January 2011…
