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Louise over at Books For Boys has reviewed our newest narrative non-fiction picture book, Trailblazer by Elizabeth Dale, with illustrations by Carolina Coroa; This delightful picture book follows Lily Parr the inspirational women’s footballer, whobattled prejudice to play the sport she loved. When football is banned, Lily and her teammates don’t give up! On the inside cover …

‘This historical account of a female football revolution teaches children the importance of resilience’ Trailblazer Blog Tour, Day 2 Read More »

Sarah and Emma over at My Book Corner have been able to chat with author, Elizabeth Dale, asking her their infamous author questions;  Tell us about you in 25 words or less. I adore writing for children – the best job in the world! I’ve had 84 books accepted/published and my three daughters are children’s authors too. …

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Karen over at The Letterpress Project has reviewed a selection of our Yellow Early Readers;  The Red Rocket Pirates by Katie Dale illustrated by Elena Resko Pirates are always a popular subject with children and it is refreshing to see that this one depicts both girls and boys with their parrot embarking on an exciting sea …

‘I strongly recommend this innovative series of reading books.’ The Letterpress Project Praises Yellow Early Readers Read More »

You’ve written a manuscript… now what?! We know how hard it can be to put your manuscript out there. Join our editor – Kim, who shares Maverick’s top ten tips to making sure your book idea has the best chance of getting published.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH0XaGVdWJg Our Maverick book submissions are open; so if you feel your …

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Now you know what truly happened to the Dinosaurs!  Purchase your copy of the Turquoise Early reader –  Hocus Pocus Diplodocus here!Check out more titles by Steve Howson here. 

Kieron, T and L over at Father Reading have snatched up an ARC of Lou Treleaven’s upcoming picture book, The Knight Who Might – with illustrations by the talented, Kyle Beckett; The Knight Who Might is a young lad who tries with all his might to be a knight. Sadly he isn’t up to much as a …

‘A genuinely very funny story that clearly delivers a strong message about bravery and positivity’ Father Reading Reviews The Knight Who Might Read More »

Maryom, over at Our Book Reviews, has been gripped by The Whispering Stones – book two in Saviour Pirotta’s Wolfsong series, with illustrations by Davide Ortu; After his first adventure, as told in The Stolen Spear, Wolf, has discovered what he wants to do when he’s grown up – to be a healer and a shaman. …

‘A great way to interest children in history, while still having all the ingredients of a gripping adventure’ Our Book Reviews Gets Gripped By Wolfsong Series Read More »

Are You Ready For The ‘Invent It’ Competition?! We know the last few months have been difficult to say the least, and that many children are still learning from home. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have a little fun! So, in honour of Julie Fulton’s newest picture book, Mister T.V. which follows the life …

It’s Competition Time! Fancy Winning a Bundle of Maverick ‘Invent It’ Books?! Read More »

The team over at the North Somerset Teachers’ Book Award have reviewed Saviour Pirotta’s, The Whispering Stones – book two in the Wolfsong series with illustrations by Davide Ortu; Once again, superb story telling and history are combined in a book from Saviour Pirotta. Details of life in the Neolithic era are peppered throughout the …

‘Full of atmospheric illustrations, text and pictures combine to bring the Neolithic era to life.’ The NSTBA Reviews, The Whispering Stones Read More »

Jill Bennett at Red Reading Hub has reviewed Julie Fulton’s brand new picture book, Mister T.V. illustrated by Patrick Corrigan;  It’s great to see more picture book non-fiction coming from Maverick with Julie Fulton’s STEM story based on the life of one of television’s inventors, John Logie Baird. There’s a history timeline in parallel with one for …

‘Definitely add a copy to primary school class collections and family bookshelves.’ Red Reading Hub Reviews Mister T.V. Read More »