Tag: Kidlit STEM

• A Glowing Review from Golden Books Girl

  

  It’s the end of HER MAJESTY ‘S LEAGUE OF REMARKABLE YOUNG LADIES’ first blog tour, and I’d like to share some highlights. Starting with the final blog first, from the inimitable and effervescent blogger Amy, aka Golden Books Girl. Thank you Amy for ‘getting’ my book so thoroughly. Your words are incredibly affirming.

  Alison D. Stegert

  August 12, 2023

  MY BOOK NEWS

  gadgets, girl genius, Kidlit, Kidlit STEM, reviews, STEAM

• The Remarkables Won a Publishing Contract!

  

  The Remarkables and I won the TIMES | Chicken House | IET150 Children’s Fiction Prize, and I couldn’t be more delighted and honoured.

  Alison D. Stegert

  October 16, 2021

  Rockin’ Kidlit Authors & Illustrators

  author Christopher Edge, Barry Cunningham, Barry Cunningham discovers JK Rowling, Chicken House, Chicken House 2021 winners, Chicken House Prize, Chicken House winner, Emily Randall, getting published, IET150 Children's Fiction Award, IET150 Children's Fiction Prize, Kidlit STEM, Landing a publishing contract, Professor Danielle George, STEM, STEM books for children, The Chicken House Coop, the IET, The Remarkables, working with editors

• STEM – Making Room For Girls

  

  Ada Lovelace has become the patron saint of STEM subjects and careers for girls. Inspire young readers with some STEM stories…

  Alison D. Stegert

  October 13, 2016

  Reviews & Recommendations

  Ada Lovelace Day, Engibear, Kidlit STEM, STEM books for middle grade readers, The Remarkables, The Remarkables STEM

• How to Write a Superhero Story

  

  Karen Tyrrell, guest blogger, shares some tips for writing a kids’ superhero story. Up, up and away!

  Alison D. Stegert

  September 21, 2016

  Author Interview, Rockin’ Kidlit Authors & Illustrators

  books about flying, bullying prevention, characters with disabilities, dreams of flying, girl power, girl superhero, hero, Kidlit STEAM, Kidlit STEM, superhero books