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Boswell Book Festival 2022
Robert Kirkwood takes us to Dumfries House in Ayrshire for the Boswell Book Festival, the world's only festival of biography and memoir.
Yoto Carnegie Medal: Julian Sedgwick, Manjeet Mann &Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
The first of our Yoto Carnegie Medal specials!
Blind Authors: Fiona Scott-Barrett, Mark Hardie, Jill Fry and James Thurber
This week, we’re focussing on blind authors:
LD Lapinski, Kwame Alexander, Angie Thomas and Lou Kuenzler
Ahead of the Yoto Carnegie Medal, we will be considering how children’s books approach some of the more sensitive topics life has to offer:
Louise Hare, Stuart Turton and Vicki Goldie
We’re investigating some novels inspired by the Golden Age of Crime-writing:
T Orr Munro, Graeme Macrae Burnet and Emma Flint
This week we’ve got a crime scene special:
Joanna Toye, Jane Clarke and Becky Wright
World War II may be over for the shop girls of Marlow’s, but as their creator Joanna Toye tells us, post-war Britain still has its battles, in 'Wedding Bells for the Victory Girls'.
Spencer Leigh, Laura Barnett, Penny Melville-Brown and the Bookshop Band
This week there is a musical note to proceedings:
Dr Ranj Singh, Prof Richard Wiseman & RNIB Talking Book narrators
Dr Ranj Singh will talk us through his new book ‘Brain Power’.
Erica James, Alex Hyde and Juliet Stevenson
This week we’ve got a Mother’s Day special: