Cutnall Green Primary is full of avid readers and aspiring authors! I had a marvellous day there today, introducing everyone to the latest addition to the Words of WARNING collection… WARNING: Grandma’s Gone Bonkers.

World Book Day 2026 may be over, but FREE school visits aren’t!!! I had a fantastic time at St James’ & Ebrington Primary today, introducing the staff and pupils to WARNING: Grandma’s Gone Bonkers as part of their literature festival.

Carrant Brook Junior holds so many wonderful memories for me, so it was an absolute joy to return there today, for the third year in a row.

Thank you to all the staff and pupils at Erdington Hall Primary for inviting me to wrap up a wonderful week of World Book Day visits at your school today.

Dinglewell Junior is not just any school… it’s an incredibly special school!!! I actually think it’s a little magical, if I’m honest!

Huge thanks for a super World Book Day week visit, St John’s Primary! I think the photos say it all!!!

I knew I was in for a treat from the moment everyone filed into the hall for my assembly at Tibberton First School… and each of the workshops that followed was packed full of fun!

Was it worth a five-hour round trip to spend the day at St Dubricius First School on Friday 27th Feb? Yes, it was!!!

The pupils at Heron Primary were giddy with excitement when I arrived for my free school visit with WARNING: Grandma’s Gone Bonkers today. And it wasn’t long before their excitability rubbed off on me, leading to a very lively… but utterly lovely… day!!!

I’m so pleased I visit schools of all shapes and sizes, as I had a delightful day at Meysey Hampton Primary on Tuesday 24th Feb. There are only around 100 pupils at this school, but what incredible bunch they are! (Their teachers are pretty awesome, too, might I add!)

I’m always filled with trepidation the very first time I have to deliver a brand-new assembly for my latest book (fearful that it won’t go down as well as I hope, or that I’ll mess something up terribly). But I don’t think I’ve ever had to deliver a brand-new assembly twice in a row… like I had to today.