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There’s a bumper crop of brilliant books for those aged eight and above this month, including
Who Let the Gods Out? author Maz Evans. Valentine “Vi” Day has an unusual family; her dad was a supervillain, her mum is an ex-spy and just about to marry Vi’s teacher. Now Vi herself is determined to win a place at spy school by carrying out a dangerous mission, with the help of her indomitable Nan, her shy almost-stepbrother, and a supporting cast of geriatric secret agents and semi-retired rogues. Wildly hilarious, full of bum jokes and acutely observed family dynamics, and with illustrations by Jez Tuya, it’s riotous escapist fun.
The Independent Publishers Guild is holding two days of informational and networking events in March, as world publishing finds itself without its usual spring events.
Some paid packages offered to publishers in the IPG International Publishers Forum include a digital exhibitor booth in the program’s interactive environment. Image: IPG
March 9 and 10
While much of the conversation around the world book business’ trade shows and book fairs this year concerns what’s going forward and in physical or digital modes the UK’s Independent Publishers Guild (IPG) is staging a new online event, its International Publishers Forum, this spring.
Set for March 9 and 10, the event corresponds closely to what would have been London Book Fair’s dates, with the book fair now set for June 19 to July 1 in what’s hoped can be a physical format.