Links
Celia Rees websites and pages
- celiarees.co.uk and witchchild.com
Bloomsbury’s Celia Rees website which includes a Pirates mini site, Witch Child website and information about Sorceress. - Allen and Unwin’s author page on Celia Rees, includes answers to questions about writing.
- British Council’s contemporary writers page and encompassculture’s Celia’s answers to chat questions from readers in 2004.
Celia’s recommended sites for writers and readers
The number of children’s book sites is growing. They vary in usefulness and some of the views expressed are very personal and quirky, but some of the best are very good indeed and offer a great way of finding out what’s out there and what people are reading. Some of them offer readers the chance to submit their own reviews; others offer help to writers and the opportunity get their work read by others.
This is a list of recommendations and is not meant to be exhaustive. If anyone knows of a good site for readers or writers – get in touch. ~ Celia Rees
Achuka
Children’s book news, views and reviews. Useful links and an excellent archive of author information and interviews
- Cool Reads
One of my favourites. Set up and maintained by teenagers, easy to use, excellent reviews for readers of all ages. Gives readers the chance to submit their own reviews. - Mrs Mad
Fun site with lots of info about a wide range of books. - The Book Trust
Lots of useful information, including ‘Tips for Parents’, ‘How to find an Author’ and recommended reads. - What’s Hot
A very attractive site from New Zealand with areas for readers own comments, advice and opportunities for writers - My Home Library
Informative and entertaining, offering plenty of opportunities to participate. - Sharyn.org
Excellent links – particularly for those interested in writing. - WriteAway
Great site for anyone interested in writing. - Scholastic
- Hodder
- www.macmillan.com
- Wordpool list of scattered authors
I belong to a group of writers called The Scattered Authors Society. Their websites are listed here on Wordpool