CELEBRATIONS, August 2022
As the heat wave continues and we escape to the shade with our favourite new books, let's take some time to bask in the delights of this months celebrations!
New Releases
Terry Teri's exciting new instalment Black Night Falling is creeping ever closer. The fate of the natural world lies in the hands of three teenagers in the explosive finale to The Circle trilogy published by Hodder Children's books.
Cover of black night falling
Hannah Moffat is currently celebrating the launch of her debut MG book small which is now available on audiobook too! It was made by W F Howes and narrated by Chris Devon. It’s on Audible and Kobo now! Small is published with Everything With Words. It was also the Sunday Times Children's Book of the Week a few weeks earlier, so it had a very exciting start. It's illustrated by Rory Walker and the cover designer is Holly Ovenden.
Cover of Small
Emma Finlayson-Palmer is full of magic as her debut book Autumn Moonbeam, illustrated by Heidi Cannon is releasing this summer. Published by UCLAN, this enchanting, fun and full of heart, this is a story about growing into yourself, following your dreams and making new friends along the way. With added stunts and magic, of course!
Autumn Moonbeam by Emma Finlayson-Palmer
A.M Dassu is celebrating this month as her new powerful book, Fight Back is released by Scholastic. An empowering story about finding your identity and the courage to fight for it.
Coming Soon
Keep tuning in here for all the upcoming news of book deals, new releases and exciting new opportunities!
Agents
Have you got a new agent? Don't be shy. Let us know so we can celebrate with you too!
*All images courtesy of authors mentioned above.
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