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I’ve just received the July 2021 – June 2022 UK library loans figures for my books, courtesy of the Public Lending Right (PLR) scheme. Libraries were closed for many weeks during this period due to Covid-19 so, as was the case last year, the number of loans are significantly down on pre-covid years. However I’m pleased to say that many of my books were still borrowed.
After entering the top 5 at number 3 last year, Cleopatra Bones and the Golden Chimpanzee, illustrated by Ed Eaves, is now my most borrowed book from UK libraries. Last year’s number 1, How the Borks Became: An Adventure in Evolution, has dropped to number 2 with A Spot of Bother and A Present for Rosy at 3 and 4. And Prince Ribbit re-enters the top 5 at number 5.
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A big THANK YOU to everyone that borrowed my books, the wonderful librarians that made them available and the UK PLR scheme for helping authors like me earn a living.
The Transformation of T. rex 
“The Library for Boys and Girls” – Nottingham’s Pioneering 19th Century Children’s Lending Library 
Climate action and sustainability – how can authors make a difference? 
SANTA SABOTEURS: Download and play a festive version of the WEREWOLF card game. 
20 Years of BRINGING DOWN THE MOON 
