Sarah writes for children of all ages and lives in Scotland. She sends most of her reviewed books to Craigmillar Literacy Trust where they are distributed to local schools otherwise her house would fall down. She is a member of the SOA, CWIG, a former trustee on the board of Cymera Writing Festival and a Lead Reader for Open Book. She regularly chairs literary events for festivals and children’s book launches.
Website: www.sarahbroadley.com
Recent Posts by Sarah Broadley
Super Goat Girl by Tracey Baptiste, Illustrated by Dapo Adeola Q & A
Super Goat Girl is a story about knowing your worth and building the confidence to be who you are. Can ...
Q&A The Lass and The Quine by Ashley Douglas, illustrated by Kate Osmond
Q & A – The Lass and The Quine – Ashley Douglas and Kate Osmond The Lass and ...
What Feelings Do at Night by Tina Oziewicz, Illustrated by Aleksandra Zając
After a long day, it’s time for bed. What happens to your feelings? What do they do at night when ...
The Snow Fox and the Long, Long Night by Marieke Ten Berge
Rana the snow fox gets lost in a snow storm. Alone and scared, she’s unsure who to trust to help ...
The Other Father Christmas by Serena Holly
Mikey and his family are grieving the loss of his gran. She loved Christmas and always made such a fuss ...
The Lass and The Quine by Ashley Douglas, illustrated by Kate Osmond
The Lass and The Quine by Ashley Douglas The lass has never left the castle where she lives, learning everything ...
The Moggie Thit Meowed Too Much by Emma Grae
We are delighted to be taking part today in the wonderful BLOG TOUR for the heart-warming tale, ‘The Moggie Thit ...
Rory and the Balloon Bicycles by Louisa MacDougall
One of Rory’s favourite things to do is fix things, mending bikes is his speciality. When he and Flora fly ...
Dance of Resistance by Catherine Johnson
Born in 1906 in the segregated East St Louis, Josephine Baker knew she wanted to be a dancer from a ...
Q&A Everything Amplified by Sarah Lippett and Ziggy Hanaor
1. Everything Amplified is a story of teenagers and how life-noise crescendos when it all gets a little too much ...
