By 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
I Like To Put Food In My Welly – Reviews
Wordplay and silliness abound in this wonderfully absurd and slightly surreal book of poems for kids. Top Children’s Books from 2020, Families UK Online Will
The Jewish Chronicle: ‘Welly’ is “Perfectly pitched” and “under-fives will respond with glee” to ‘What Can You See?’
Both books have received lovely reviews from The Jewish Chronicle. They said I Like To Put Food In My Welly “takes rhyme-play and delicious nonsense to
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
Ham&High: It’s children’s rhyme time for Golders Green newsreader Jason Korsner
Jason spoke to Bridget Galton of the Ham & High’s EtCetera section about how his career has taken him from journalism to children’s books. “If
Delighted to be invited to the Bookworm Chanukah party
Jason was invited to take part in the Chanukah party at a northwest London children’s bookshop, as a local author. Every year, The Bookworm, in
Entertaining children at Asquith Bright Horizons nursery in NW London
Jason read I Like To Put Food In My Welly and What Can You See to children at a northwest London nursery
Jason & Max write & illustrate another chapter at the Crickhowell Children’s Book Festival
Jason Korsner and illustrator Max Low have presented their new picture book, I Like To Put Food In My Welly, at the inaugural Crickhowell Children’s
Book Launch: Advice from a colleague and inspiration for I Like To Put Food In My Welly
At the book launch, Jason says he got advice from a colleague about how to do book launches and describes how the idea for I
