Events related to Frances Hardinge and her work.
A Face Like Glass is one of of the 'Books of the Month' for the book review site The Bookbag.
Announcing the UK publication of A Face Like Glass, a tale set in the mysterious underground city of Caverna. You can read the first two chapters of the book for free on the Guardian website.
For the whole of May, Frances will be 'Author in Residence' for Book Babblers, the online book club for children and young adults. Check out the website for an interview with Frances, and a chance to win a copy of her latest book, A Face Like Glass.
Frances is 'Author of the Month' for Reading Zone, a site for teachers, librarians and children who are all enthusiastic about reading. You can find more details here.
A Face Like Glass was named Children's Book of the Week in The Sunday Times.
From 2pm Frances will be in the Children's Department, talking about her latest book, A Face Like Glass'. This will be followed by a reading and book-signing.
Frances will be visiting the school to talk about her new book, and discuss the writing process with the students.
Frances will be meeting librarians at a Reading Partners Event in Huddersfield.
Oxford Blackwell's will be holding a day-long celebration of Lewis Carroll's Alice, complete with story-telling, music and face-painting. Frances will be taking part in a continuous reading of 'Alice in Wonderland', along with various other authors.
Frances will be attending ReCon, the Southampton-based event dedicated to anime, science fiction, fantasy and horror.
Frances will be visiting Watlington Primary, then dropping in on Icknield Community College to talk to the book club.
A Face Like Glass has been included in the longlist for the UK Literary Association Book Award (age 7–11 category).
Frances will be amongst the many authors appearing at the Northern Children's Book Festival, now in its 29th year. There will be crafts and activities, as well as a chance to see many writers, poets, illustrators and storytellers.