So, as promised, plans! Schedule type plans! Here’s the #kidbkgrp schedule for the rest of the year. Topic wise I’m really interested about all of them, but I’m very happy to be able to bring you some resident experts for the comics one. And for that one, I really want people who don’t think about or don’t like comics to join in – what puts you off? Is it the image or the titles or – something else? Tell me and our resident experts!
For those of you who haven’t joined a #kidbkgrp (nb: singular kid, singular book) chat, they are gatherings on Twitter where we talk about children’s and YA books. The topic headings are a guide and all you have to do to join in is use the hashtag. Which is nice, right? But as ever if you need a helping hand through it, let me know!
I’d appreciate you sharing this far and wide 😉 Thanks! See you on the 10th 😀
| Date | Time | Topic | |
| Thurs 10th Oct | 9pm | Darkness | Should children’s literature feature dark/graphic content? Is this something to be scared of or celebrated? And what’s our role as gatekeepers – how do we mediate / control this content – and should we even try? |
| Thurs 14th Nov | 9pm | Comics clinic | Share your comics woes and joys; with resident comics experts to give you title recs / advice. |
| Thurs 12th Dec | 9pm | School stories | What’s your favourite school story? How has the school story changed? Does the school story still bear relevance to modern children’s literature? |
Daisy May Johnson 
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