There were readings from the new book, and a Q&A session with the author. A warm invitation was extended to all fans of the Angel Mountain saga, and to those who might not yet had encountered Mistress Martha.

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• Honouring Contribution to the Field of Children's Books – Mary Vaughan Jones 2021 Award
• Books Council of Wales Appoints New Treasurer, Alfred Oyekoya
• Summer Reading challenge 2021 - Wild World Heores
• Winner of children's picture book illustration competition announced
• Historical YA novel exploring Welsh language and identity wins 2021 Tir na n-Og Award
• Contemporary stories about the courage of two girls win 2021 Tir na n-Og Awards
• New Trustees Appointed to Books Council of Wales
• Tir na n-Og Awards 2021 Welsh-language shortlist revealed
• Tir na n-Og Children's Book Awards 2021 English-language Shortlist Announced
• Celebrating books on the digital stage
• Share a story on World Book Day 2021
• Copyright permissions temporarily increased to support schools during lockdown
• Local bookshops arrangements - UPDATE - February 2021
• Iechyd Da Book Scheme to Support Children's Health and Well-being
• Books Council offices and Distribution Centre
• Children's Story Writing Contest
• Huw Aaron's cartoons to raise a smile on World Book Day 2021
• Remembering Jan Morris 1926–2020
• Turning the page on support for children's mental health
• New book titles published following writing and illustration courses at Tŷ Newydd