The lovely Juno Magazine and Saffia Farr have reviewed two of our titles in their current issue (38): lucky us! Of Margaret Bloom’s Making Peg Dolls & More Saffia says, “This is an attractive hardback…
Here is an extract from a review of Margaret Bloom’s Making Peg Dolls & More, which appeared on Zoe Toft’s delightful blog, Playing by the Book. A Very Satisfying Craft Book for Families Like many…
Lulu Burt reviewed Findus, Food and Fun. Here is an extract from the review; thank you Lulu!
Listen to child psychologist and Hawthorn author Sally Goddard Blythe talk about fairy tales with BBC Radio Solent’s Katie Martin. She was also on the Night Owls show in Newcastle, Teeside and Cumbria recently to…
Mark A Coleman (CC BY-SA 2.0) As some of you may know, Hawthorn Press has a quarterly e-newsletter that goes out to subscribers. The next one is due near the end of December, but a…
Making Peg Dolls & More is now available to buy, and we are rather enamoured of this lovely little trailer made by the author. Check it out:
Making Woodland Crafts has arrived, and is now available for sale! We have our own lovely copies here at Hawthorn Press, and they are currently cosying together on my desk. Fresh off the press Hazel…
This is an extract from a review Adam Guillain due to appear in Facts & Fiction Magazine, which can be bought here… 147 Traditional Stories for Primary School Children to Retell by Chris Smith I love this…
Richard House, of the “Too Much, Too Soon” campaign, will be speaking at this exciting event, discussing the future of education and the direction in which it is heading. This is certain to be a…
If you are in Edinburgh on Sunday 26 October, be sure to head to the Royal Botanical Garden for a wonderful afternoon of story walks and performances. And don’t let the wind and the rain…
Zimbabwe Reads is an initiative supporting the reading culture in Zimbabwe, and we recently donated some books to them. It was absolutely lovely to get an email, complete with pictures, letting us know that our…
We recently shared an open letter from Richard House, editor of Too Much, Too Soon?, to the new childcare minister Sam Gyimah. Here, we share an extract from a robust comment piece by Richard House detailing his first impressions.…
We at Hawthorn Press are very excited to have just received our advance copies of Making Peg Dolls and More!
This open letter, penned by Richard House to Sam Gyimah, caught our attention this week, not least because Richard House is one of our authors. Here is the letter in full: Dear Sam Gyimah. Starting…
