About: Sarah Broadley
Sarah lives in Edinburgh with her family. She has two cats that bring her dead things in the wee hours of the morning. Sarah writes picture books and middle grade novels and is a member of Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators (SCBWI) Scotland network and the Society of Authors (SoA). Sarah chats with creatives on her SCBWI Words and Pictures magazine feature Writers’ Minds and wins invisible prizes for her outstanding procrastination skills.
Twitter: @sarahpbroadley
Website: www.sarahbroadley.com
Recent Posts by Sarah Broadley
The Night Pixie by Hazel Knox & Chris White
Q&A with Mo O Hara – Honey’s Hive: Bee A Friend
The Hoolet Thit Couldnae Fly by Emma Grae & Bob Dewar
Q&A with Clare Harlow, author of TIDEMAGIC: The Many Faces Of Ista Flit
Honey’s Hive – Bee A Friend by Mo O’Hara
Tidemagic – The Many Faces of Ista Flit by Clare Harlow
Q&A with Mina Ikemoto Ghosh
Hyo The Hellmaker by Mina Ikemoto Ghosh
Ice Cream Boy by Lindsay Littleson
Rory and the Snack Dragons by Louisa MacDougall
The Boy, the Witch and the Queen of Scots by Barbara Henderson
Dinosaur Pie by Jen Wallace
Breaking Down The Wall by Maximillian Jones
The Wonderful World of Water by Sarah Garré, Marijke Huysmans & Wendy Panders
Tsunami Girl by Julian Sedgwick
Kevin The Orange by Alan Windram & Olla Meyzinger
The Pirate’s Dragon by Liz Flanagan
The Case of the Chaos Monster by Patrice Lawrence
At The Speed of Lies by Cindy L. Otis
We Are All Astronauts by Kate Pankhurst
Astra Firestar and the Ripples of Time by Stuart White
What’s worrying you? & How are you feeling today? by Molly Potter & Sarah Jennings
Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre by Patrice Lawrence
Marnie Midnight and the Moon Mystery by Laura Ellen Anderson
Eve Nairn-Magnante interview – author of Santa Steals Christmas!
Santa Steals Christmas! by Eve Nairn-Magnante & Nicholas Child
Finding Treasure Island by Robin Scott-Elliot
Maggie Blue and The White Crow by Anna Goodall
Spellcasters by Crystal Sung
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