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The Scottish Book Trust has teamed up with children's authors Anthony Horowitz and MG Harris to pioneer a new way to present books and their authors to school students. Authors meet a group of children live at a venue and the event is broadcast to a wider audience of students via the Web. Top author Anthony Horowitz's event has already been declared a huge success - over 11,000 children watched his event!
MG Harris will be in Glasgow on June 9th to meet children at Lenzie Academy, then taking questions from children all over Scotland via the GLOW Meet schools network.
Find out more on the Glow Scotland and the Scottish Book Trust websites.
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The Joshua Files makes a second book award shortlist. This time it's the Stockport School's Book Awards. Other shortlisted titles in the 11-13 (Key Stage 3) category are "The Lost Riders by Elizabeth Laird, a previous winner of the Stockport Schools Book Award and "Ways to Live Forever" by Sally Nicholls, winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize and Glen Dimplex New Writer of the Year 2008. Stiff competition then, for the first title of The Joshua Files series! The prize is chosen by young readers in Stockport schools. Other previous winners in the KS3 category include Anthony Horowitz, Anne Fine, Siobhan Dowd, Eoin Colfer and Derek Landy. Fingers crossed...
You can follow the Madaboutbooks site on Twitter: @madaboutbooks and of course you can follow MG too:@MGHarris
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Tickets now on sale for MG's event at the Hay-on-Wye literary festival. Book online now!
Don't forget to check out the full Hay brochure to see what other terrific speakers are appearing on 28th May. Hint - right after MG, there's the amazing Anthony Horowitz!
If you're coming, let us know by posting in the forum.
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Helen Peacocke of The Oxford Times interviews MG Harris about how she came to write her bestselling series "The Joshua Files", and discusses the first two books of the series. You can download the original article or read it online.
NB - the article contains a misprint - should read 'started The Oxford Knowledge Company with her husband AND Mark Salisbury.'
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Josh's godsister Gabi Beltran may have escaped the mayhem and murder...but one mystery remains.
WHO KILLED PJ BELTRAN?
On her blog, Gabi's asking for help. If you know who killed her father and why, send her an email! There could be a prize for the right answer...
- Start from the beginning at joshuafiles.co.uk/descendant
- Jump right in to a day-by-day story walkthrough
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Praise for ICE SHOCK:
"A satisfyingly twisty plot" Financial Times
"Heart-pumping...it wouldn't surprise us at Lovereading4kids if this second novel becomes one of the top titles of the year" lovereading4kids
Praise for INVISIBLE CITY:
"A splendid adventure story of UFOs, ancient Mayan documents and a lost city." Mail on Sunday
"A gripping survival story." Daily Telegraph
“Thrilling adventure as an ancient civilization is awakened by one boy." Julia Eccleshare, Guardian Children’s Books Editor
"Really grabs your attention." Sunday Express
"A fast-paced, first-person thriller." Financial Times
More detail on reviews of Invisible City.