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 Village people
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Fiction, Non-fiction, On the business, Picture Books
Posted April 12, 2022

Village people

We’re delighted to welcome Fiona Atherton to the Fraser Ross Associates fold. She came to us with her debut picture book, which will be published in 2023 by Otter-Barry Books. More of that [...]

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 A 10 minute challenge for young writers
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Fiction, Illustration, Middle Grade, On the business, Picture Books, Poetry, Teen/YA fiction, traditional, Young fiction
Posted November 5, 2021

A 10 minute challenge for young writers

The Authorfy website is full of great resources for young writers – and for teachers, librarians, parents and guardians. Vivian French – whose latest novel, The Runaways of Haddington [...]

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 Wheeeee! It’s Scaredy Bat!
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By Kathryn Ross
In Illustration, Picture Books
Posted August 26, 2021

Wheeeee! It’s Scaredy Bat!

Scaredy Bat is the lyrical, engaging and visually stunning new picture book from our very own Anders Frang, illustrator of ‘The Amazing Animal Atlas of Scotland’ and ‘World of [...]

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 Fairies, Flowers and Midsummer Magic
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By Kathryn Ross
In Picture Books, traditional, Uncategorized
Posted July 11, 2021

Fairies, Flowers and Midsummer Magic

The Fairy Song is the beautiful new picture book by renowned writer & storyteller Janis Mackay and talented illustrator Ruchi Mhasane; weaving words & pictures together to create [...]

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 Warm up for The Burpee Bears!
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Picture Books, Young fiction
Posted July 2, 2021

Warm up for The Burpee Bears!

Vivian French has been working with the fitness coach (among so many other things!) Joe Wicks on a series of children’s picture books about the Burpee Bears. The illustrator is Paul Howard [...]

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 Back in Business!
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Illustration, Non-fiction, On the business, Picture Books
Posted April 27, 2021

Back in Business!

It’s great to see bookshops reopening – how we have missed browsing bookshop shelves, eavesdropping on other readers’ enthusiasms (and criticisms!) and asking advice of [...]

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 XpoNorth Writers’ Tweet Pitch 2021 – January 15th!
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Audio book, Fiction, Illustration, Media, Middle Grade, Non-fiction, On the business, Picture Books, Poetry, Prizes, Scots, Teen/YA fiction, traditional, Uncategorized, Young fiction
Posted January 4, 2021

XpoNorth Writers’ Tweet Pitch 2021 – January 15th!

It’s back! The annual XPoNorth Writers’ Tweet Pitch! We’ll be among the many literary agents and publishers glued to their twitter feeds from 9am to 9pm on January 15th. You can [...]

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 Sensory stories and poems every month!
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Audio book, Fiction, Illustration, Picture Books, traditional, Young fiction
Posted December 21, 2020

Sensory stories and poems every month!

Storyteller Ailie Finlay and artist Kate Leiper have been collaborating on a series of stories and poems, commissioned by the Wigtown Book Festival. Every month, from November 2020 to April 2021, [...]

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 An Amazing Animal Atlas of Scotland
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By Kathryn Ross
In Non-fiction, Picture Books
Posted September 13, 2020

An Amazing Animal Atlas of Scotland

Anders Frang is a freelance illustrator from Denmark. He studied at the Danish Design School in Copenhagen as well as Edinburgh College of Art and he is currently based in Edinburgh. He has been [...]

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 Lari Don and Eilidh Muldoon at the Edinburgh International Book Festival (virtually)
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Fiction, Illustration, Middle Grade, On the business, Picture Books, traditional
Posted August 18, 2020

Lari Don and Eilidh Muldoon at the Edinburgh International Book Festival (virtually)

It’s been an odd summer without book festivals to visit. But there was something rather nice about sitting in the comfort of my own home, on a frankly disgusting, misty-moisty August day in [...]

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