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Wednesday briefing: What went wrong at South Korea’s World Scout Jamboree?

In today’s newsletter: As thousands of scouts are evacuated from their quadrennial global get-together, the host nation’s handling of the event is in the spotlight

The Guardian - UK

Jacqueline Wilson says censorship of children’s books is ‘a huge worry’

‘We are not America, but we do follow American trends and this is becoming scary,’ said ‘The Story of Tracy Beaker’ author

The Independent UK

‘I wanted to be No 1. But a certain JK Rowling came along’: Jacqueline Wilson on rivalry, censorship – and love

Raised by a ‘scary’ father and a ‘terrible snob’ of a mother, the Tracy Beaker author has always understood the loneliness that marks so many young lives. But at 77, she’s never been happier

The Guardian - UK

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Queen Consort urges writers to ‘roar like a lion’ at book charity launch

Dame Jacqueline Wilson, Booker Prize winner Ben Okri and writer and TV presenter Richard Osman were among the guests.

The Independent UK

National Bookshop Day: London events and how to support your local bookshop

The annual campaign encourages consumers to shop at their local bookshop to support their high street.

Evening Standard

Girl, 12, thought she had 'brain damage', shocked when she's handed dyslexia diagnosis

Jessica Coultas, from Hull, noticed she was struggling to keep up with her classmates at school from the age of nine - but it wasn't until she was 10 that she was formally diagnosed with dyslexia

Daily Mirror

Sick, sad, or in need of comfort? Young adult fiction can be the perfect balm

Caitlin Cassidy has always reverted to younger books in times of need. Since discovering modern YA like Heartstopper, she can’t get enough

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Dictators, dresses and dorgis: the books that throw unexpected light on Elizabeth II

From the woman who picked her hats to the nanny who was drummed out of her flat, we pick the writers who got to the heart of the Queen – and the phenomenon of modern monarchy

The Guardian - UK

Enid Blyton biographer says she would be 'horrified' at changes made to 'racist' books

The prolific children's author may have captured the hearts of generations of children - but 'by today’s definition she was both racist and sexist' and publishers have made edits to her classic books

Daily Mirror

Ania Magliano review – skilled off-key laughs from affable rising star

A properly fresh take on quarter-century living, Magliano’s is a charismatic debut moving through divorce, sexuality and cat-buying with ease

The Guardian - UK

Camilla urges people to visit Battersea Dogs and Cats home and ‘find a friend for life’

The Duchess of Cornwall was celebrating the 160th anniversary of the famous animal welfare charity at Clarence House

Evening Standard

‘Find a friend for life’ at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home urges Camilla

She was celebrating the 160th anniversary of the famous animal welfare charity at Clarence House.

The Independent UK

When I Grow Up by Moya Sarner review

A journalist and psychotherapist explores what it means to be an adult in a world that often infantilises

The Guardian - UK

Jacqueline Wilson: my mother slept with a gun under her pillow

Children’s author says she told her elderly mother to get rid of it as she was terrified of being mistakenly shot

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This tale of 1960s consent is made permanently relevant

Baby Love by Jacqueline Wilson

The Guardian - UK

Young adult books round-up – review

Jacqueline Wilson returns with a novel about teen pregnancy, while tales of arranged marriages, a killer super-flu and girls who turn into dragons all impress

Daily Mirror

Noughties chart toppers Lemar and Jamelia reunite in Sky’s new Jacqueline Wilson series

The fairy-tale comedy is adapted from acclaimed children’s author Dame Jacqueline Wilson’s novel Little Darlings and will treat audiences to original music from Lemar

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