Tomorrow is National Libraries Day 2012. We would love to know what you’ve got planned. Which is your local library? What books will you be borrowing? If you’re not sure how to mark the day here are a few things going on in libraries around Scotland which you may want to check out!

This is an exciting week for Scottish Book Trust's children's team. It's the final week before the voting deadline for the Scottish Children's Book Awards.

In November last year Jeffy Kinney, author of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series did a very special event for St Mary's Music School in Edinburgh. Anna, a pupil at the school tells us more...

In December our touring team took Guy Bass on a Scottish Friendly Windy Children's Book Tour of Falkirk and North Ayrshire. Guy wasn't expecting the weather to be such a problem...

This is our first week back at work after the Christmas break, and although we miss relaxing in our PJs and eating choccie a tiny bit, it's really brilliant to be back. It's no suprise that the children's team used the Christmas holiday to do lots and lots of reading. We asked them to tell us which books kept them occupied...

2011 has proven to be a very successful year for our Scottish Friendly Children's Book Tour team with brilliant authors and illustrators, fantastic schools and great pupils. We thought we should mark the end of the year by asking members of the children’s team for their personal highlight from each of the tours.

In 2009 Keith Gray was Scottish Book Trust's Virtual Writer in Residence.

Eve Harvey is a Children's Regional Support Manager for Waterstone's. She's one of the best people we know to ask for book recommendations, so we've asked her for some suggestions of how you can spend any book tokens or Christmas money you receive this Christmas. Take note! These recommendations are golden!

After our National Non Fiction Day event with Horrible Histories illustrator Martin Brown on 3^rd November, pupils from Stockbridge Primary School put together a list of questions for Martin. He was kind enough to take the time to answer every single one! Here are his answers.

Alette J. Willis, author of How To Make A Golem (and Terrify People) is all aGlow after doing her first ever school event as an author. We asked Alette to tell us how it went.