The State of the Nation’s Adult Reading: 2024 Report
Half of all adults in the UK don’t read regularly, and 1 in 6 – that’s 8.5 million – struggles…
Half of all adults in the UK don’t read regularly, and 1 in 6 – that’s 8.5 million – struggles…
Halik Kochanski, has been named the winner of the Wolfson History Prize this evening for her sweeping history of resistance in wartime Europe: _Resistance: The Underground War in Europe, 1939-45_.
The Reading Agency has announced the six best-selling authors championing Quick Reads for 2024. They are Kia Abdullah, Malorie Blackman, Matt Cain, Kit de Waal, Jo Nesbo and Karen Swan.
The Bernie Grant Arts Centre, in partnership with The Reading Agency will be giving away 400 books, free to the local community in Tottenham as part of the Tottenham Literature Festival 2023.
Courting India: England, Mughal India and the Origins of Empire by Nandini Das wins the £25,000 British Academy Book Prize for Global Cultural Understanding 2023 with her “true origin story of Britain and India” told through England’s first diplomatic mission to the Mughal courts.
The Reading Agency Presents is our flagship virtual events programme, born out of the need to keep people connected and engaged with reading during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Now in its 11th year, the shortlist for The British Academy’s Book Prize for Global Cultural Understanding has been announced.
With 1 in 6 UK adults struggling with reading, The Reading Agency is determined to tackle the national adult literacy crisis which limits life chances and access to work and health services
This Libraries Week, we’re looking at how libraries play a key role in encouraging children to read. We went to Abraham Moss Library in Manchester to hear from children and their families how the Summer Reading Challenge has empowered their reading.
Watch the recordings from our Reading Partners team’s 2023 Roadshows, showcasing opportunities from our publishing partners for library, prison and education sectors.
The Booker Prize 2023 shortlist was revealed on the evening of Thursday 21 September.
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