Lynsey Pollard's Media Coverage

The Times

When reading children’s stories to her young son, Lynsey Pollard was struck by how “society has moved on, but children’s books haven’t”, with little depiction of single-parent families or indeed

The Independent

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ITV News

As children dress up for World Book Day, the youngsters will inadvertently display a desperate lack of diversity in youth literature.

the Guardian

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Channel 4 News

People from black and other ethnic minority backgrounds are still under-represented in most mainstream children’s books, according to a study by the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education.

HELLO!

Rochelle Humes supported by celebrity friends as she asks for help

YouTube

It started with a Fearne Cotton tweet, then Lynsey was in Manchester with the opportunity to talk about inclusive and representative books.Only 4% of childre...

The London Economic

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The Bookseller

A new subscription service for diverse and inclusive children’s books has launched in the UK.

Metro.co.uk

World Book Day highlights lack of representation in children’s books.