Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs.

There are currently around 100 Chatterbooks children's reading groups in Scotland, including one on the island of Orkney. Louise Graham who runs the Chatterbooks reading group at the library tells us about her year.

The Fantastical Creatures Chatterpack went down really well with the Chippenham Chatterbooks club. Sara Miles tells us how they used the Chatterpack for a Chatterbooks session.

Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs. Ready to read this March?

World Book Day is fast approaching and to help you celebrate, here's our World Book Day Chatterpack. It includes tips for running Chatterbooks children's reading clubs, and ideas for a special World Book Day session.

Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs.

We've been running a competition with the prize of a visit by our Ambassador Jacqueline Wilson to encourage more schools to start Chatterbooks book clubs.

Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs.

Around 30 Surrey Libraries staff gathered at Chertsey Library in November for a Chatterbooks training day - and outside in the autumn-gold park the ducks chattered back! Here they share some key aims for their Chatterbooks clubs which we hope will be useful to all Chatterbooks club organisers.

We are delighted to be partners with Coventry University on a research project that involves our Chatterbooks children's reading groups, funded by EEF -The Education Endowment Fund.

Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs.

Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs.

Janis Bryan and her colleagues from North Heath Library, Bexley, are the lucky winners of our Prize Draw.

On Saturday Chatterbooks clubs in Worcestershire were treated to a very special visit from Dame Jacqueline Wilson. A small group of twenty children from Chatterbooks clubs in Worcester, Kidderminster, Hagley and Rubery, met Dame Jacqueline at the new library at The Hive in Worcester.

Chatterbooks Reads is our monthly promotion with publishers that brings some of the best in children's publishing to libraries, schools, parents, reading groups and book clubs.

We've been busy creating some new items for our Chatterbooks Children's Welcome packs and looking at how we do our Chatterpacks.

Buy resources and get free support to help you run children's reading groups, developed using the expertise of librarians and teachers.

Ensure your pupils return in the autumn term ready for a great start by promoting the Summer Reading Challenge in your school.

Key information for library staff running the Summer Reading Challenge.

Parents of young children know that at the end of the day, when the little ones are finally tucked up in bed, it's hard to muster up the energy to do anything more than plonk yourself in front of the TV and zone out. But what about all the things you wish you had the time and energy to do? What about reading a good book?

On a sunny day in March library staff from across 13 Scottish authorities got together for our Chatterbooks training day held at the Mitchell Library, Glasgow.

At Chatterbooks we love inspiring children to engage with books and reading and to help teachers, librarians and parents do this, we produce Chatterpacks.

Becky Earl from Bedford Libraries went to her first Chatterbooks session 5 years ago. She tells Reading Groups for Everyone about how she got involved and how she has kept her Chatterbooks group going: