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Pupils at St Francis took part in a number of activities last week that included book-related arts and crafts and a whole school ‘theatre in the round’ to share a love of the books.
Isle of Wight Literary Festival
The Isle of Wight Literary Festival is set in Northwood House, a magnificent Grade II* listed late Georgian manor house.
The Festival was launched in 2012 and grows in success each year, attracting prestigious speakers across a wide range of subjects.
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Her unexpected death came as a huge shock to all who knew Serena.
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Top television and political authors set for October's Isle of Wight Literary Festival
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You can buy your copy of the latest Papa Owl book written by Michael Lilley and illustrated by Helen Stiles, whilst taking part in a rocket-making activity at the Youth Zone of the Isle of Wight Literary Festival.
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To celebrate the launch of her latest book, children’s author and illustrator Zoe Sadler has teamed up with Waterstones to run a colouring competition.
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Apparently during most of her childhood she thought she was a dog and has tried to live with the mentality of a Labrador puppy
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When Paul ran evenings like this at Waterstones, they were always very popular and a great night out.
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Celia Imrie joins literary talents at the Isle of Wight Festival in October
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As well as 60 speakers on a variety of subjects, this year's Isle of Wight Literary festival closes on Sunday with a Politics Panel that promises a lively finale addressing questions posed by the audience.
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There are lots of free sessions for children and young people at this year's Isle of Wight Literary Festival, featuring many Island authors.
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On World Mental Health Day and in Celebrating Age Month, Isle of Wight author, Michael Lilley, announces the launch of Papa Owl and Rocket the Dog’s Big Flying Adventure.
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Your chance to meet the author of award winning children's books later this month
