There was a lovely write-up on the web site of the White Woods Primary Academy Trust, describing what happened when I did an online event with a few of their schools a couple of weeks ago. It's always nice for me to get feedback like this, so that I can know how an event went from the point of view of the teachers and students -- that can be tricky to judge with virtual events. It's also very useful for other teachers and librarians who might be considering hosting an online author event -- I'm sure many are dubious of them, but this is proof that they can be a lot of fun, and really beneficial for the children involved.

You can read the full, short review of the event by clicking here: https://whitewoodsprimaryacademytrust.co.uk/2022/01/an-inspirational-morning-for-wwpat-children/

If YOU are a teacher or librarian (or if you're a student who wants to show this to your teacher or librarian), and are interested in contacting me to enquire about the possibility of arranging your own online event, please feel free to reach out and drop me a line using this email address: [email protected]

I do events with schools all over the world (that's one of the big advantages of virtual events -- geographical location is irrelevant!!). I don't charge for any of my online events, and I'm happy to talk about any of my books, old or new. I don't say yes to every request, but if you're well organised and can put together a large group of students (either in your own school, or by including others in your area), then I'll do what I can to make it work.