B. Ware's Blog

I was so cold when I arrived at Hatherop Primary for today’s free school visit that I couldn’t stop shivering, but the pupils there soon warmed my heart. With only eighty or so students at this school, my assembly was a cosy affair.

I wasn’t fortunate enough to be part of the Cheltenham Literature Festival lineup this year, but I was asked to kick off this week’s literature festival at Grangefield School today. And what a fantastic time I had there!

I had another great day at Berkhampstead School when I returned there today. The pupils were once again a brilliant audience during my assembly, joining in wholeheartedly with questions and answers then listening attentively whilst I read a couple of chapters from WARNING: May Contain Dragons.

My visit to Christ Church Primary today was INSANE! After a two-hour drive, I hosted an assembly followed by five back-to-back workshops… then after lunch, I managed to fit in four more back-to-back workshops before heading home!

It was wonderful to return to St Joseph’s Primary today. The pupils at this school had so many ideas for future book titles and stories I should write in the Words of WARNING collection. And they came up with some fantastic creative writing throughout the day.

Nero fears his grandma may be losing her mind. After all, she’s been acting very strangely… But when his parents vanish and top-secret government agents are called in to investigate, Nero begins to question everything.

I received a very warm welcome on a chilly day when I arrived at Highnam Primary Academy today. This was my first visit to Highnam, but I hope it won’t be my last, as the pupils were an absolute joy to spend time with

Leonard Stanely is not just any primary school… it’s an author’s dream!

I had a great time at Coed Eva Primary today. The KS2 pupils were a super audience during my assembly and came up with some brilliant written work during my workshops… with A Dragon Just Ate My Grandma being the most popular title prompt!

I spent today at Blenheim Road Primary. But the highlight of the day wasn’t seeing their colony of leafcutter ants and witnessing these magnificent insects running along plastic tubing carrying leaves.