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Oksa Pollock: Guardian children's books podcast
Oksa Pollock is a best-selling French teen book series about a girl with magical powers – it's being called the French Harry Potter. The series of six is finally being translated into English, with the second book The Forest of Lost Souls j
Laura Dockrill talks about Darcy Burdock - children's books podcast
Laura Dockrill, author of Darcy Burdock and Hi So Much, performance artist and shortlistee for the Waterstones children's book prize 2014, reads her hilarious and profound poem What Makes You You, gives tips on growing up, pet lambs and dea
John Hegley on poems: Guardian children's books podcast
John Hegley has been at the Imagine Festival at the Southbank centre in London, reading poems and singing songs. He stopped off to talk to children's site member KrazyKesh
Guardian children's books podcast: Michael Rosen reads a schoolboy story
Michael Rosen reads a story from Ten of the Best: School Stories with a Difference. This is the last in a series of five stories shared on Guardian children's books in connection with the Imagine children's festival at the Southbank Centre
Guardian children's books podcast: How to Train your Viking by Toothless the Dragon
Cressida Cowell reads her book about Vikings and dragons from her series How to Train your Dragon. This is part four of five stories shared on Guardian children's books in connection with the Imagine children's festival at London's Southban
Guardian children's books podcast: Roald Dahl's grandson reads Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Luke Kelly, grandson of Roald Dahl, begins the 50th anniversary year of Charlie and the Chocolate factory, by reading a passage from this classic story. This is part three of a series of five stories shared on Guardian children's books in c
Guardian children's books podcast: Francesca Simon reads Horrid Henry's Nightmare
Francesca Simon reads one of her Horrid Henry stories, Horrid Henry's Nightmare. This is part two of a series of five stories shared on Guardian children's books in connection with the Imagine children's festival at London's Southbank Centr
Guardian children's books podcast: Jacqueline Wilson reads from Paws and Whiskers
Jacqueline Wilson reads a cat and dog story from her new anthology Paws and Whiskers. This is part one of a series of five stories shared on Guardian children's books in connection with the Imagine children's festival at London's Southbank
Guardian children's books podcast: Susan Cooper reads from Ghost Hawk
Susan Cooper, author of The Dark Is Rising series, reads from her new book Ghost Hawk about two boys living at the time of the first European settlement of the USA. She talks about it to Michelle Pauli
Jonathan Stroud reads his Lockwood & Co story, The Dagger in the Desk
Author Jonathan Stroud teamed up with Guardian children's books site members to create a brand new scary story. Listen if you dare …
Rebecca Stead wins Guardian Children's fiction prize - books podcast
New York author Rebecca Stead has won the 2013 Guardian Children's fiction prize for her novel Liar & Spy. She answers questions from readers Charlotte Walden and Ginger Galey about the story, school life and being a writer
Guardian children's books podcast: Marcus Sedgwick on his new adventure story
Marcus Sedgwick reads from his latest adventure story She Is Not Invisible and discusses it with Henry Partridge, a blind teenager from a group that advised Marcus on the story.
SF Said on new space story Phoenix
SF Said, author of the award-winning book about a cat called Varjak Paw, talks to Michelle Pauli at the Edinburgh Book festival about his new story Phoenix, about an intergalactic battle between humans and aliens If you want to see more abo
Morris Gleitzman on his book about a boy in the holocaust, After
Morris Gleitzman talks to Michelle Pauli about the last book in his series about a Jewish boy surviving in second world war Germany and answers questions from site members
Guardian children's books podcast: Eoin Colfer on his new series WARP
Eoin Colfer talks to Michelle Pauli at the Edinburgh international book festival about the first book in his new series WARP: The Reluctant Assasin. It's his first since he ended the Artemis Fowl series and involves time travel, FBI shenani
Guardian children's books podcast: Lauren Oliver on Requiem
Lauren Oliver talks to Michelle Pauli about the third and last book in her Delirium trilogy, Requiem. It is set in a world in which "love is a contagious disease".
Guardian children's books podcast: Saci Lloyd on Quantum Drop
Saci Lloyd reads from her latest book, Quantum Drop, and answers questions about stories, characters, science and politics Read an extract from Quantum Drop, discover Saci Lloyd's top 10 political books for teens and find out more about the
Guardian children's books podcast: John Green on The Fault In Our Stars
John Green reads aloud The Fault In Our Stars and answers questions from Guardian teenage readers about the book and his life and writing. This love story for teens about young cancer sufferers does contain some strong language
Guardian children's books podcast: Annabel Pitcher talks about Ketchup Clouds
Annabel Pitcher talks to Michelle Pauli about her new novel for teenagers, Ketchup Clouds, and reads from the opening
Guardian Children's Books podcast: Michael Grant on Gone
Michael Grant, author of the Gone series, in which every person over 14 disappears, leaving a small community of kids in California trapped in a dome-shaped force field, and the BZRK trilogy, about a conspiracy to take over the world using
Guardian children's books podcast: Cornelia Funke on Ghost Knight
Cornelia Funke, the German prize-winning children's author, visits Salisbury cathedral, which was the inspiration for her latest novel, Ghost Knight. Site member Patrick went to Salisbury to meet her, ask her questions and listen to her rea
Guardian children's books podcast: David Almond and Oliver Jeffers
Children's writer David Almond and illustrator Oliver Jeffers talk to Michelle Pauli about their latest book, The Boy Who Swam With Piranhas, and answer questions from site members
Guardian children's books podcast: Tanya Byrne on Heart-Shaped Bruise
Tanya Byrne's first book is a young adult crime novel about a teenager who is out to get the girl who stabbed her criminal father. It's written in the form of a diary and is the first young adult novel to be shortlisted for a Crime Writers
Guardian children's books podcast: Jenny Colgan writes Doctor Who novel
As a lifelong Doctor Who fan, author Jenny Colgan grabbed her chance to write a Doctor Who novel, which she called Dark Horizons. She tells children's books site member Patrick about writing a book with 'more violence and less kissing', obe
Guardian children's books podcast: Jacqueline Wilson on Four Children and It
Jacqueline Wilson reads from Four Children and It, her follow-up version of E Nesbit's Five Children and It, and answers questions from our children's panel, including why she chose to "reboot" a classic tale. She also confesses that her ch
Guardian children's books podcast: Steve Cole on time travelling cows, astrosaurs and Doctor Who
Cows-in-Action and Astrosaurs author Steve Cole is interviewed by children's books site member Patrick and talks about getting chased by a herd of sprinting cows and what it's like writing Doctor Who books
Guardian Children's Books podcast: Eoin Colfer on the last Artemis Fowl novel
Eoin Colfer reads from Artemis Fowl and The Last Guardian, the final book in the series, and answers questions from readers of the Guardian Children's books website about how he is going to fill the Artemis void
Guardian children's books podcast: Rich Sylvester tells a story
Hundreds of children celebrated books and reading at the second annual Pop-Up festival of stories in London last weekend. Catch up on the fun by listening in as Rich Sylvester tells a story about an ant and a peacock cooking
Guardian children's books podcast: Malorie Blackman reads her story about twins clashing
Malorie Blackman reads her story for teenagers The Receiving End, taken from Next, a new anthology of short stories about the afterlife, edited by Keith Gray. Malorie Blackman (@malorieblackman), alongside Jonathan (@JonathanAStroud) and Ph
Guardian children's books podcast: Jamila Gavin on Tales from India
Jamila Gavin reads from Tales from India: Stories of Creation and the Cosmos and answers questions from 12-year-old children's books site member Orli the Bookworm. Recorded at this year's Brighton Festival
