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I read A LOT but I promise that no matter how much I read I am hopeless at being detective. I was thrilled to have the opportunity to ask Ruth Lauren some questions about the first title in her new series - a murder mystery with plenty of twists and teasers. After you've enjoyed this blog head over to the Armadillo Children's Books homepage for a review of Murder at Hotel Marvelo and prepare yourself for a detecting challenge! I have to start with this one and ask, has there

Jenny Moore, author of the recently published Dragon Girl, the first in a promised four book series, took some time away from story writing to tell us more about why the squirrels meet a less than timely end, how story settings find their way naturally from pen to paper and why prophecy is so important in story telling! Why dragons? What do you feel makes them appealing to both author and reader? Dragons symbolise everything I love about books and reading in general – adven

Zaro Weil has published a variety of material, I had the opportunity to ask her about her most recent book of poetry I Hear the Trees and I found her answers revealing and fascinating, I hope you will too. I also hope that they'll inspire you to pick up her collection and discover the wonder of poetry and the natural world. When did you know that poetry was the medium you wanted to write in. Did you experiment with other forms? I came to writing through performing. I was the