
A warm welcome from Charlesbridge Publishing!
… in their virtual library, open to all.
Dutch edition of Hello! on the longlist for Jenny Smelik-IBBY Prijs for diversity in children’s books
… and signing the Library’s book of visiting authors.
Basheer Kareem, children’s librarian: let’s try not to forget the hardships of migrants and refugees.
Now live in the gorgeous new issue of Carmina Magazine, mythology for the modern day
Fantastic authors & activities at a fun day to support the Children’s Library.
Picture by Georgia Wood Kurman as Photo of the Day.
Hollis’ interview with Martine Bergwerff, Humanitarian Team Lead for Save the Children Netherlands.
To celebrate Refugee Week next week Hollis will be taking over the Otter-Barry Books Instagram on June 20th with a fabulous list of events
The wonderful children at St. Mary’s Trafford Primary School shared their poetry inspired by ‘Hello!’ and Hollis’ classroom visit.
Every sale of ‘Hello! / Counting Kindness’ contributes toward Amnesty’s human rights work and support of refugee children. Every donation is badly needed right now.
The first two counting books in the series side by side.
Just published on Shepherd.com’s Discover the Best Books
“Wonderfully and simply told, you will love it!”
What can we do when Mother Earth needs our help? Come find out!
🇮🇹 To celebrate one year since my book was published in Italy as ‘Tutti Contano’, I gifted the book to the Istituto Italiano di Cultura in Amsterdam.
Getting together with children’s books authors from all over the world.
Laetitia Besnoux, English teacher, wins the prize.
The French edition of Hello! was showcased at the SCBWI stand at the recent Luxembourg Book Fair.
Two cases of books (one English, one bilingual) donated to support refugee children.
Giveaway with beautiful prize (France only)!
On Wednesday 17 November, 13.40 CET, Hollis will be interviewed on Instagram by lessons.books4kids’ Margot.
Hollis will moderate a virtual chat with Eric Schurenberg, CEO of media brands Inc. and Fast Company and host of The Human Factor.