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ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR CHILD'S EYE !
Rubery Awards 2022
Great Uncle Stanley – Katherine Lane/Tom Wells: Runner-up Illustrated Children's Books category
'Coming on the back of our successes in the Next Generation Independent Book Awards I am delighted that Katherine and Tom’s Great Uncle Stanley has also received international recognition. We’re feeling very proud here at Child's Eye and have decided to extend the deadline on our own awards programme to enable more budding new authors to have the chance to join our team of writers.' Steve Lane, Commisioning Editor, Child's Eye
CHILD'S EYE AWARD STAGE 1 DEADLINE EXTENDED
With another of our Child's Eye books receiving international recognition we’ve decided to extend the deadline for submissions to enable more new writers to participate in our award scheme. New Date: Stage 1 deadline date for entries: August 1st, 2022. Other dates are unchanged.
Please read about how to enter ...
PRAISE FOR BOOK OF BOOKS
I wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed watching the video. The collection comes alive in the video's combination of excellent photographs and the compelling narrative provided in the voiceover. So much information about connections between Western and Eastern traditions of thought is conveyed in such an entertaining way, and each slide gives a glimpse of a new way in which those connections have been and can be explored. I like the background music, too--it supports the story in an unobtrusive yet effective way. Great work all around! - Elizabeth Witherell, Editor-in-Chief, The Writings of Henry D. Thoreau
Watch the video on YouTube to get further information and look inside Book of Books
CHILD'S EYE BOOK AWARD 2022
Do you have a great idea for a children's book ? Are you bursting to tell your story but don't know how to get it published ?
Here at Child's Eye, we are aware that there are many writers who have not had the opportunity to get their stories published. We know there is a great wealth of talent that has never been recognised, which is why we have introduced the Child's Eye Award for children’s literature. The award offers the chance for an author to work with our team of editors and designers to get their book published and for it to be promoted in the marketplace alongside our other titles. Please read about how to enter ...
NEXT GENERATION INDIE BOOKS AWARDS 2022
PAUL JERVIS : 1943-2022
It is with sadness that we at Libri bring news of the death of a founding Director.
Paul decided to stand down as Managing Director in 2018, after eight years with Libri. During his time with us he had a significant influence on the academic and professional publications that became the company's stock in trade. A number of returning authors still refer to Paul as their point of contact, and his legacy lives on at Libri Publishing.
Importantly, Paul was more than a publisher. Business meetings would often include a discussion on photography, travel (especially to the Isle of Mull), politics and his family.
Paul was not only a work colleague but a personal friend to many of us. I worked with Paul at Middlesex University and in 2010 he helped to establish Libri Publishing.
We send the family our sympathy and thank his wife Trish for being supportive of his contribution to the company.
- John Sivak, Managing Director
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Skye Stories
Essential Revision Notes for FRCS (Urol)
Hows & Knotts
Congratulations for Guy Richardson whose book Hows and Knotts: A Guide to Lakeland Views has won the Bill Rollinson Prize for Landscape and Tradition at the Lakeland Book of the Year 2020
How Leadership Reputations Are Won And Lost
Harris Lebus: A Romance With The Furniture Trade
Elvis Presley: Stories Behind The Songs (Volumes 1 & 2)
Do you have a story to tell?
In recent years many first hand memories of the World Wars and other significant events of the Twentieth Century have been captured in print and on film. Though extensive, these are only a fraction of the collective memory of the people affected. Most of those involved have now gone, but their memories live on through the people they have told – their families and their friends – but this generation too will pass and with them the wealth of stories they hold on to.
As Memories Fade is a project to collect the stories of a passing generation based on memories and surviving documentation – both in the words of the individual concerned or through the memories of their family. Dramatic, tragic or even humorous incidents and experiences – moments in time - that deserve to be chronicled for future generations.
As Memories Fade will print these stories in a book, or series of books. These can include both short stories and full-length accounts. Inevitably, many of these stories will be based on wartime experiences, but the project extends into other areas of human endeavour.
Go to As Memories Fade If you would like more information.
We believe the book can support the delivery of the National Curriculum Geography across Key Stages 1 to 4, providing learning experiences in the areas of Locational Knowledge, Place Knowledge, Human and Physical Geography and Geographical Skills and Fieldwork.
Download the Teaching Flyer and buy Hows and Knotts: A Guide to Lakeland Views