By Over two weeks, Jason has shared his books What Can You See? and I Like To Put Food in My Welly with pre-school children at
Joining the Book Buzz at North London’s Arts Depot
Jason was honoured to be invited to take part in the Book Buzz Festival, to kick off the Easter holidays at one of north London’s
Out and about in person for World Book Day, at last
With Covid restrictions finally gone in England, it was business as usual for World Book Day 2022, with a visit to a nursery school in
Reading at Liverpool’s Little Peacock Coffee Shop
It was Bookshop Day – and the end of Library Week – but Jason spent the morning at a new family cafe in Liverpool instead.
Summer book signing, indoors, in Pembrokeshire
Jason was delighted to get the chance to visit Pembrokeshire for his first indoor event since the start of the pandemic. After reading his books
Supporting the local independent bookshop for Independent Bookshop Week
With Covid restrictions being eased, bit by bit, bookshops are open again, and authors across the UK have been supporting their local book sellers as
Overshadowed by a monkey at first public reading since lockdown
Two northwest London children’s authors made their first public appearances since the lockdown at a socially distanced event at Childs Hill Park in Golders Green
It’s World Book Day; What Can You See?
For Jason’s first World Book Day as a published author, he took his rhyming picture book What Can You See? into a northwest London infant
I Like To Put Food In My Welly Caused Too Much Laughter for the Teachers
Jason spent an afternoon with Year 1 pupils at Garden Suburb Infant School in northwest London, introducing many to rhyme for the first time, as
2020 begins with a reading of I Like To Put Food In My Welly at Golders Green playgroup
On the day that BookTrust picked I Like To Put Food In My Welly as its first “book of the day” of the 2020s, it
