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1. crystal palace children's book festival

Just a peek, since I have way too many photos and video clips to go through tonight, but here's my best photo from today's amazing Crystal Palace Children's Book Festival. This is Garen Ewing (creator of The Rainbow Orchid) reading the festival's own Monster Book. Doesn't Garen look great with antlers?



I think the highlight of the festival for me this year was the event by writer Guy Bass at a marvelous indie bookshop called Bookseller Crow. He recently went on tour with illustrator David Roberts, which made me WELL envious!) Guy's an amazing performer and had me in stitches. I'll save most of it for later, but here's a reading he did to close the event, a poem called The Tale of Rodney Head-falls-off.

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2. making dinosaurs

Just finished my sketch for the poster and flyer cover for the Crystal Palace Children's Book Festival and sent it to Alex Milway to check over.

Alex likes it, we're just going to change the wording slightly, but otherwise it's set to go to colour.

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