
The SLA Reading Blog is designed to highlight new books and related resources plus publishers' offers for our Members that we think may be of interest to school librarians and to others working in related fields. The blog is available to logged-in SLA Members at http://www.sla.org.uk/reading-blog.php and a summary RSS feed is available at http://www.sla.org.uk/sla-reading-blog-rss.php. SLA Members, please submit any reviews you may wish to post here to bookblog[at]sla.org.uk and remember to quote your membership number in your e-mail. This blog is moderated by the SLA.
A new online game is launched thi...
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To celebrate four brilliant debut authors publishing in the first half of the year, S&S are offering a free e-book sampler containing book extracts, author Q&As and exclusive extra content you won’t find anywhere else! ...
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Bloomsbury is offering SLA members two opportunities to meet their authors this March. Be the first to hear all about their latest books and ask as many questions as you like. Copies of the authors’ books...
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William Sutcliffe is best known for his adult novels such as New Boy, Whatever Makes You Happy and the international bestseller, Are You Experienced? In April 2013...
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In Autumn 2011 Sally Duncan agreed to meet me at the SLA office because I needed lots of advice. Why? Here’s the story…
We were a secondary school without a library. In 2008, our previous headteach...
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