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Three Peaks Training Diary: Mountains and Minibuses
The latest instalment in the Three Peaks Challenge diaries comes from our Business Manager, Zoe Gilling, who is in awe of…
The Blue and Green Ark: An Alphabet for Planet Earth
As we mentioned in last week's Featured Poem, Brian Patten appears in Issue 46 of The Reader (which is out…
Reading is Good for your Health
Sergio Dogliani, Director of the Idea Store in Tower Hamlets, London, was one of the attendees at our national conference earlier…
Readers of the World – The West Indies (Part One)
It's time once more to resume our trip around the Readers of the World. Last time we visited India; for…
Disappearing Home by Deborah Morgan: Book Signing
Liverpool author Deborah Morgan will be signing copies of her debut novel Disappearing Home at Waterstones Liverpool One on Saturday…
A Little, Aloud for Children is almost here!
It has been a long time in the making but we are delighted to announce that A Little, Aloud for…
Uncover A Classic with Hesperus Press
Is there a book you've been trying to track down elusively only to find that it is not in print…
All hands on deck
After a hot, sunny weekend The Reader Organisation's Deputy Director and Business Capacity Manager get in early to water the…
The Reader 46 arrives
Just as the sun starts to shine down on us with more frequency, so to compliment its rays comes the…
Featured Poem: Stepfather by Brian Patten
This week's Featured Poem comes hot off the press from the delightfully yellow summer Issue 46 of The Reader. One of…
The Reader Organisation’s National Conference 2012
It’s hard to believe that just one week ago everyone here at The Reader Organisation, along with over 150 delegates, were…
Internships at The Reader Organisation
Do you want to gain an insight into what it's like to work for a dynamic and ever-growing charity, gaining…
