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The Mile Long Bookshelf’s Young Adult books of 2014
Earlier this year Penguin Random House UK worked with The Guardian and children’s marketing agency SuperAwesome to help find the UK’s best young blogger as one of the sponsors of the inaugural Future8...
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The books we can’t wait to meet in 2015
We don’t know about you, but our ‘to-read’ list just keeps growing and growing. It isn’t stopping us from getting excited about the shiny new books we’ll be meeting in 2015. Find out what some of our...
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An interview with Jennifer Niven #AllTheBrightPlaces
In the second of her guest blog posts, Future8 award winner Amber Kirk-Ford of The Mile Long Bookshelf interviews author Jennifer Niven. Niven’s first YA novel, All The Bright Places, boldly addresses...
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Cathy Cassidy on Alice: Every Girl’s Story of Growing Up…
Writing for Women on the Page, Puffin author, library lover, and lifelong Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland fan, Cathy Cassidy, on how 150 years on, Alice’s story is relevant to girls today. When I...
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Join us for a Night of Infinities
“Some infinities are bigger than other infinities.” #NightOfInfinities Over the past three years, millions of people around the world have connected with the story of Gus and Hazel in John Green’s...
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“Sometimes I think my papa is an accordion. When he looks at me and smiles...
Gentle, generous, kind and patient, The Book Thief‘s Hans Huberman might just be the ultimate top pop. Always there when Liesel needs him and boasting true strength of character, Hans is always found...
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Lucy Mangan’s Desert Island (Puffin) Books
What happened when we posed the ultimate question to guest blogger, Lucy Mangan- which of the new A Puffin Book collection would she take on holiday if she were only allowed three? Read on to find out....
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Finding Audrey, Sophie Kinsella.
Read an extract from Sophie Kinsella’s first novel for teens — Finding Audrey — a story of humour, heartache and lots and lots of coffee. OMG, Mum’s gone insane. Not normal Mum-insane. Serious...
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