Susan is an author, editor and first-class fact finder who writes creative and educational books for children. Her book, Real-Life Mysteries, is the winner of the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Book with Facts 2018. She has been writing information books for children for over twenty years, but began her career as a non-fiction books’ editor with the BBC in London. She has lived in several different countries, including France and Malaysia, but is now based back in Reading, UK. She was a kid who always wanted to know about everything, so researches and writes the kind of books she would have liked as a child! Catherine has more than 30 years' experience teaching languages to children and developing innovative language learning programmes as well as publishing all other types of non-fiction books for children from art to science. Marie-Thérèse is an author and French tutor for students of all ages. The author of many bestselling textbooks, Marie-Thérèse has also created radio programmes for the BBC. Leighton studied illustration at the Camberwell College of Art and then followed that up with a Chelsea chaser, where he was taught by Carolyn Dinan. Leighton has illustrated for b small, Random House, Brilliant Publications and Scholastic.

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Susan is an author, editor and first-class fact finder who writes creative and educational books for children. Her book, Real-Life Mysteries, is the winner of the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Book with Facts 2018. She has been writing information books for children for over twenty years, but began her career as a non-fiction books’ editor with the BBC in London. She has lived in several different countries, including France and Malaysia, but is now based back in Reading, UK. She was a kid who always wanted to know about everything, so researches and writes the kind of books she would have liked as a child! Catherine has more than 30 years' experience teaching languages to children and developing innovative language learning programmes as well as publishing all other types of non-fiction books for children from art to science. Marie-Thérèse is an author and French tutor for students of all ages. The author of many bestselling textbooks, Marie-Thérèse has also created radio programmes for the BBC. Leighton studied illustration at the Camberwell College of Art and then followed that up with a Chelsea chaser, where he was taught by Carolyn Dinan. Leighton has illustrated for b small, Random House, Brilliant Publications and Scholastic.

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Susan is an author, editor and first-class fact finder who writes creative and educational books for children. Her book, Real-Life Mysteries, is the winner of the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Book with Facts 2018. She has been writing information books for children for over twenty years, but began her career as a non-fiction books’ editor with the BBC in London. She has lived in several different countries, including France and Malaysia, but is now based back in Reading, UK. She was a kid who always wanted to know about everything, so researches and writes the kind of books she would have liked as a child! Catherine has more than 30 years' experience teaching languages to children and developing innovative language learning programmes as well as publishing all other types of non-fiction books for children from art to science. Marie-Thérèse is an author and French tutor for students of all ages. The author of many bestselling textbooks, Marie-Thérèse has also created radio programmes for the BBC. Leighton studied illustration at the Camberwell College of Art and then followed that up with a Chelsea chaser, where he was taught by Carolyn Dinan. Leighton has illustrated for b small, Random House, Brilliant Publications and Scholastic.

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