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‘These books captured our hearts’: Jacqueline Wilson’s Girls series is back – and millennials are rejoicing

The beloved children’s author reunites readers with Ellie, Magda and Nadine, now 40 and grappling with parenthood, sex and divorce

The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2024

Jacqueline Wilson is ‘delighted’ she’s considered ‘gay icon’ after coming out

Wilson came out as gay in 2020 covers same-sex relationships in her new book

The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2024

Henley Literary Festival 2024: Win tickets to author talks and a hotel stay

The Independent is partnering with the festival for a second year, with Jacqueline Wilson, David Nicholls, Rick Stein and Michael Palin among the star line-up

The Independent UK · Sep 4, 2024

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Tracy Beaker star to marry fan who calls him her 'childhood crush'

Craig Slater played Frank Matthews on the popular BBC series and its spin-off

Evening Standard · Aug 6, 2024

Tracy Beaker star set to marry superfan who calls him her ‘childhood crush’

Slater played Frank Matthews on the popular BBC series and its spin-off

The Independent UK · Aug 6, 2024

Henley Literary festival announces partnership with The Independent

Notable names at the festival include Jacqueline Wilson and David Nicholls

The Independent UK · Jul 11, 2024

Jacqueline Wilson reveals cover for new adult sequel to Girls series

Author surprised five unsuspecting fans with an early glimpse at the cover

The Independent UK · Jun 27, 2024

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Tracy Beaker creator Jacqueline Wilson gets new BBC show

Primrose Railway Children is the latest Jacqueline Wilson story heading to CBBC as the broadcaster makes a string of exciting announcements

WhatToWatch · Jun 21, 2024

Sunday with Jacqueline Wilson: ‘It’s called the South Downs, but it mostly seems to be up’

The author on an early start, eggs by the dozen and Jeremy Clarkson’s piglets

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2024

Geri Halliwell-Horner reveals writing advice she was given by top authors

Ex-Spice Girl tells Hay festival about tips from William Boyd and Jacqueline Wilson for children’s book

The Guardian - UK · May 29, 2024

Good news of the week: O2 Academy to reopen and off-peak Friday fares introduced

From a major pop duet to a beloved children’s author’s adorable stunt, read this week’s good news

Evening Standard · Mar 8, 2024

‘It’s an ongoing challenge’: Will the culture wars come for Britain’s books?

Books that discuss race, racism and sexuality are being banned or censored across America, igniting further conflict across the political spectrum. It’s happening in the UK, too, if – so far, at least – to a lesser extent. But should we be worried, asks Francesca Specter

The Independent UK · Dec 2, 2023

Super Thursday: 7 books to pick up on the biggest day in publishing

From Mary Berry to Shirley Ballas, some major names have new books coming out.

The Independent UK · Oct 12, 2023

Geri Horner: Jacqueline Wilson gave me help writing children’s book

The former Spice Girl launched her book with an old bandmate and other friends

Evening Standard · Oct 11, 2023

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The Independent UK · Sep 10, 2023

Henley Literary Festival 2023 preview: Theresa May, Sebastian Faulks and what else to see

Louis Chilton rounds up some of the highlights of the 10-day festival, including events featuring poets, authors, sportspeople, musicians, journalists and chefs

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2023

‘Times change’: what authors think about rewriting older books

Jacqueline Wilson is latest writer to wade into debate over changing dated and offensive language

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14, 2023

Jacqueline Wilson says rewriting children’s books can be justified

Young people sometimes lack ‘sense of history’ to read texts with dated language, argues bestselling author

The Guardian - UK · Aug 9, 2023

Wednesday briefing: What went wrong at South Korea’s World Scout Jamboree?

In today’s newsletter: As thousands of scouts are evacuated from their quadrennial global get-together, the host nation’s handling of the event is in the spotlight

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The Independent UK · Aug 7, 2023

Jacqueline Wilson says censorship of children’s books is ‘a huge worry’

‘We are not America, but we do follow American trends and this is becoming scary,’ said ‘The Story of Tracy Beaker’ author

The Guardian - UK · Aug 7, 2023

‘I wanted to be No 1. But a certain JK Rowling came along’: Jacqueline Wilson on rivalry, censorship – and love

Raised by a ‘scary’ father and a ‘terrible snob’ of a mother, the Tracy Beaker author has always understood the loneliness that marks so many young lives. But at 77, she’s never been happier

The Independent UK · Feb 23, 2023

Queen Consort urges writers to ‘roar like a lion’ at book charity launch

Dame Jacqueline Wilson, Booker Prize winner Ben Okri and writer and TV presenter Richard Osman were among the guests.

Evening Standard · Oct 7, 2022

National Bookshop Day: London events and how to support your local bookshop

The annual campaign encourages consumers to shop at their local bookshop to support their high street.

Daily Mirror · Oct 4, 2022

Girl, 12, thought she had 'brain damage', shocked when she's handed dyslexia diagnosis

Jessica Coultas, from Hull, noticed she was struggling to keep up with her classmates at school from the age of nine - but it wasn't until she was 10 that she was formally diagnosed with dyslexia

The Guardian - AU · Sep 17, 2022

Sick, sad, or in need of comfort? Young adult fiction can be the perfect balm

Caitlin Cassidy has always reverted to younger books in times of need. Since discovering modern YA like Heartstopper, she can’t get enough

The Guardian - UK · Sep 9, 2022

Dictators, dresses and dorgis: the books that throw unexpected light on Elizabeth II

From the woman who picked her hats to the nanny who was drummed out of her flat, we pick the writers who got to the heart of the Queen – and the phenomenon of modern monarchy

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