When The Female Lead landed at the Read for Good office not too long ago, it was met with complete … Read More

Read for Good champions every bookish thing that matters to me and, far more importantly, every bookish thing that matters to thousands of children around the UK. Their Readathon is an ingenious way of encouraging a genuine love of books whilst simultaneously funding school libraries AND bringing light to children in hospital at some of their most difficult times. Read for Good changes lives in the most wonderful way.

There I am, a newly-qualified 24-year old teacher, standing in front of a sea of slightly perturbed but curious eyes … Read More

LettingaProperty.com find their home in a hundred books!  Once upon a time, the team at LettingaProperty.com set themselves a challenge to raise money for … Read More

Being a trustee at Read for Good has been an extraordinary experience, both immensely rewarding and exciting.  It all started … Read More

Hola! My name is Maria Isabel Sánchez Vergara… (but you can call me Isa!) and I’m the author and creator … Read More

I was delighted to be asked by Read For Good and Leicester-based literacy initiative Whatever it Takes to run workshops … Read More

Toby: How did you have the idea for Rory Branagan – a boy who becomes a detective? Rory: I got … Read More

I always struggle when trying to start writing a blog post for someone else. After all, it’s not my blog … Read More

The Trust was set up by the childrens’ and young adults’ author Siobhan Dowd, who in the last days of … Read More

Layla’s Mum tells us more.. When Layla heard about ‘Readathon’ from her school, she was so excited and could not … Read More

Living with a long-term illness, I know all too well how tedious it can be for anyone to have to … Read More