Christmas at Castle Motteberg by Alex Foulkes

Hello again, my lovelies! Twas the Night Before Christmas, as the poem says, so here is another blogmas post, again with a spooky theme hence a rather late night upload. It’s by wonderful Alex Foulkes, who has written about what Christmas might look like for her book characters. Onto the post!


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Christmas Has Always Been a Magical Time for Writers by Catherine Yardley

Hello everybody! Another later one today, again, my apologies! Today’s post is from Catherine Balavage Yardley, who has written about why she thinks this is such a special time of year. Onto the post!


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A Very Merry Toronto Christmas by Aislinn O’ Loughlin

Hello everybody! Today, I have another post about how characters would spend the festive season, and this time it is by Aislinn O’ Loughlin. Her book Big Bad Me might seem like a Halloween book, but it is in fact very wintry. Onto the post!


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How Our Characters Will Spend Christmas by Katharine and Elizabeth Corr

Hello everybody! For today’s blogmas, we have amazing sibling writing duo Kate and Liz Corr, with a post about how the characters from their most recent book. I haven’t read it yet, but I’m even more excited to after this. Onto the post!


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How the characters from You Can Trust Me spend Christmas by Gina Blaxill

Hello everybody! For today’s blogmas- day 15, so that’s basically halfway through, sob sob- we have Gina Blaxill, who has written about the Christmas after the events of her (amazing) YA thriller You Can Trust Me. As such, here is your official SPOILER WARNING if you have not read it. Go do that then come back and read this, okay? Onto the post!


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Winter Memories by Jenni Bayliss-Jennings

Hello everybody, and welcome to a golden blogmas day three! Today, for our first post, we have the multi-talented Jenni Bayliss-Jennings, who writes across pretty much every age category and excels at all of them, here to chat about winter memories with us. Onto the post!


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Guest Post: Explaining my Christmas Decorations by Jennifer Killick

Hello everybody! Today, we have another brilliant author here with a guest post, this time by Jennifer Killick. I’ve been reading Jennifer’s books since I started blogging in 2017 and I absolutely adore them, so it was such a pleasure to read and get to host this post about her Christmas tree. Onto the post!


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A Christmassy Q and A with Pip Murphy

Hello everybody! Today, we’re joined by Pip Murphy, who’s written many books, but most recently some younger middle grade mysteries set in Cornwall, for a Christmassy Q and A. Onto the post!


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Getting into the Christmas Spirit with Fleur Hitchcock

Hello everybody! Welcome to day 2 of A Golden Christmas, which is a guest post from marvellous MG thrilller writer Fleur Hitchcock, whose next book is going to be set around this time of year, about the spirit of Christmas in the weeks leading up to it. Now, onto Fleur’s post!


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Ten Wintry Book Recommendations

Hello everybody! Today, I’m going to be giving you some wintry book recommendations, given winter is almost upon us and there’s almost nothing better than cosying up under a blanket with a book when it’s cold, in my opinion. Onto the post!


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