By On a busy early December Sunday, Jason shared all three of his books with children at festive events at both ends of the London Borough
Taking the Zoo in My Shoe – and friends – to the northeast
Seven sessions at four schools over two days: the Northern Children’s Book Festival certainly kept Jason busy during his first visit to the northeast of
A trip down memory lane, reading What Can You See? at Rhyme Time
Many years after Jason used to take his own children to Rhyme Time at Golders Green library, he returned this week, as part of a
Kids keeping Jason on his toes at the 10th anniversary of Our Yard
Jason was invited to share his books with some of the younger guests at the 10th anniversary celebration of Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm in
Learning from the master how to put on a reading event
Saturday was a busy, book-filled day for Jason, starting off taking his kids to see one of the family’s favourite children’s authors, Rob Biddulph, at
Introducing a Zoo to the Farm at the summer Night Market
Jason joined the Rooted programme for children’s activities at the Night Market at Our Yard at Clitterhouse Farm, a regenerated community space near Brent Cross
The School Summer Fair on a busy weekend
Jason ran the book stall at his children’s school summer fair and he was keen to make sure that it wasn’t just about him. He
Previewing A Zoo In My Shoe at the East Finchley Festival
Having enjoyed the East Finchley Festival for many years as a member of the general public, Jason was delighted to be involved as a participant
Visiting the Chicken & Frog for Independent Bookshop Week
Jason visited the Chicken & Frog bookshop in Brentwood in Essex to share his books with their enthusiastic book-loving customers. He held separate sessions, reading
What Can You See? on World Book Day 2023
Look at the school. What can you see? A World Book Day reading from Jason – that’s me! It was an honour to share my
