- monatlichErscheinungsrhythmus
- 20 mintypische Länge
- 29. Apr. 2016letzte Folge
Folgenzu den neuesten
Guardian children's books podcast: Norton Juster and The Phantom Tollbooth
Norton Juster reads from and talks about his book The Phantom Tollbooth which, first published 50 years ago, is still a favourite for children and adults alike Norton discusses his 'tastiest word' in the podcast. What's your tastiest word a
Teen Book Club: Ally Kennen on Bullet Boys
Ally Kennen talks about her new novel for teenagers Bullet Boys and reads an extract
Guardian Children's Books podcast: Simon Mayo on his first book Itch
Radio 2 presenter Simon Mayo introduces the geek teenage scientist who is the hero of his new novel for young adults, Itch
Guardian children's books podcast: Celia Rees on her new novel for teenagers
The author of Witch Child, Celia Rees, tells Michelle Pauli about her new novel for teens - This Is Not Forgiveness, a political thriller and a twisted romance
Guardian children's books podcast: Michael Morpurgo sends a message to children in Christchurch, New Zealand
Michael Morpurgo, author of War Horse, makes a special promise to the Faultline Fiction reading group from Fendalton school in Christchurch, New Zealand, after hearing about how the city's bookshops and libraries were destroyed
Guardian Children's Books podcast: Terry Jones answers readers' questions
Children's author and former Monty Python comedian Terry Jones answers questions from readers about his children's books.
Guardian children's books podcast: Kevin Brooks on his punk rock teen novel Naked
Kevin Brooks talks to alfietheotter from the Guardian children's books website about his new novel Naked, which features life in a punk band
Guardian Children's Books podcast: Michael Morpurgo on War Horse
Michael Morpurgo explains where the idea for writing War Horse came from and why it's so important to remember the suffering of the first world war
Guardian children's books podcast: Roddy Doyle on A Greyhound of A Girl
Roddy Doyle reads from and talks about his latest book for children, A Greyhound of A Girl, with Michelle Pauli, and answers questions from readers
Guardian children's books podcast: Listen to the John Betjeman poetry competition winner 2011
Jennifer Burville-Riley, 11, reads the poem that has won her the 2011 John Betjeman poetry competition
Guardian Children's books podcast: Book Swap
Lucy Snow goes to Angley School in Cranbrook, Kent, to find out how younger readers take to book-swapping
Guardian children's books podcast: Jackie Kay talks about writing for young people and reads a poem
Jackie Kay talks to children's books site member Luke Shore about her half-Nigerian, half-Scottish upbringing and her work.
Guardian Children's Books podcast: Kevin Crossley-Holland
Kevin Crossley-Holland talks to Michelle Pauli about his novel Bracelet of Bones, the story of a Viking girl who follows her father down a Russian river to Istanbul
Children's books podcast: Morris Gleitzman
The author of Once, Then, Now and Two Weeks With the Queen, talks about his new book, Too Small to Fail, a funny and exciting tale centred around the banking crisis
Children's books podcast: Shaun Tan goes to Sweden to collect the Astrid Lindgren prize
Australian writer and illustrator Shaun Tan has won the richest prize in the world for children's books, the Astrid Lindgren prize. Michelle Pauli joined him in Sweden to find out what young Swedish fans think about his work
Guardian children's books podcast: Caroline Lawrence writes a western
Caroline Lawrence, well known for the Roman Mysteries series, now turns to the US West for a new historical mystery, and explains the lengths she goes to in the name of research
Children's books podcast: Julia Donaldson talks about becoming Children's Laureate
Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson is the new children's laureate: an ambassador for children's literature for the next two years. She talks to Michelle Pauli and to young readers
Children's books podcast: Patrick Ness
Patrick Ness, author of the award-winning Chaos Walking trilogy, reads from his new book, A Monster Calls, talks about its unusual origins, and answers your questions
Children's books podcast: Andy Stanton
Andy Stanton reads from his book Mr Gum and the Secret Hideout, reveals what inspired him to create Mr Gum, and answers your questions
Children's books podcast: Malorie Blackman
Malorie Blackman reads an excerpt from her book Boys Don't Cry, and reveals why she chose to write it from the point of view of a teenage dad
Andrew Cope talks about Spy Dog
Andrew Cope, author of the Spy Dog series, visits Guardian HQ at Kings Place to tell children about his dog Lara, who gave him the idea for the books Does your pet have a superpower like Spy Dog? Do you wish they did? Email in at childrens.
Children's books podcast: coming soon
Subscribe now to the new children's books podcast from the Guardian
