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Recommended Reads: Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie
As you can imagine, we're a veritable bunch of bookworms here at The Reader Organisation and in any one week…
Inside Time: Shared reading in HMP Gartree
The latest in our series of articles showcasing The Reader Organisation's work in Criminal Justice settings as featured in Inside…
‘A ripple of triumph’: feeling Better with a Book in secure settings
Better with a Book, The Reader Organisation's fifth annual National Conference, is coming to The British Library Conference Centre in…
Inside Time: The Send-Off in HMP Liverpool
Throughout the UK we are sharing reading in prisons and secure Criminal Justice settings, with the reading and discussion of…
Recommended Read: The Road by Cormac McCarthy
This Recommended Read is from Alex Joynes, Liverpool Project Worker at The Reader Organisation. You can read more from Alex…
The Reader Organisation in Inside Time: An inside view of shared reading
The Reader Organisation's activity in Criminal Justice settings is expanding all the time, with regular shared reading groups being delivered…
The Railway Man – and The Reader
If you're heading for an evening at the cinema soon, one of the choices on offer is The Railway Man,…
2013 at The Reader Organisation: A Year in Review Part 2
Yesterday we took a look back at the first six months of 2013 at The Reader Organisation - and what…
2013 at The Reader Organisation: A Year in Review Part 1
It's been another remarkable year for the reading revolution and certainly one to remember as we began to set up…
Working at TRO: Balance and a Book at Breakfast
We're growing all the time at The Reader Organisation, with more people connecting with the Reading Revolution - including new…
‘Magnificently rich’: The Reader reviewed
After its release in the summer, we're still celebrating the landmark 50th issue of The Reader magazine thanks to a…
Another impressive nomination for The Unforgotten Coat!
We are very proud to announce that The Unforgotten Coat - the book written especially for The Reader Organisation by…
