Transforming lives through reading and writing
We are a national charity that has been bringing the benefits of reading and writing to everyone in Scotland for 21 years.
About us Book Week ScotlandOffering the best start with Bookbug for 0–5s
Discover the benefits of sharing stories, songs and rhymes with babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers.
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Song and Rhyme LibrarySongs and rhymes have big benefits for wee ones. Find out why and listen online
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Do you know a Bookbug hero?Nominate them for the Bookbug Hero Award 2022
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Bookbug Book of the MonthWin a copy of Kevin by Rob Biddulph
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The Bookbug Picture Book PrizeDiscover this year's shortlist and vote for your favourite book
Inspiring children and teens to become lifelong readers and writers
Support and ideas for teachers and librarians, including reading recommendations, author event broadcasts and curriculum-linked activities
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Children's and Young Adult Book of the MonthWin a copy of The Night My Dream Came Alive
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Learning Professional Award 2022Nominations deadline: Friday 17 December
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Scottish Teenage Book PrizeDiscover this year's shortlist and register to vote
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Scottish Friendly Children's Book Tour: Black History MonthRegister now for author events in October
Supporting Scotland's writers
Tell the next part of your story. Access targeted support, inspirational writing tips, publishing advice and competitions.
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Great reads for Black History MonthDelve into these great books about Black history in Britain and across the world
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50 Word FictionCan you write a story using just 50 words? Enter our monthly competition
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Live LiteratureApply now for fully-funded author events
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Young WritersStorytelling tools for teens and young adults
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By supporting our work you are helping children and adults in Scotland unlocking their potential through reading and writing.
Find out more'The children are 'happier, livelier, and more excited about reading' after taking part in the Shared Reading programme.'
Primary One Teacher, Craigroyston Primary School, Edinburgh