Peter Kelly

The Reading Cafe

Arts EN ↓ 27 episodes

The Reading Cafe is the podcast from Holy Cross High School that aims to get people talking about reading. We have had some brilliant guests so far, namely Robin Stevens (Murder Most Unladylike series/Blackwell Children’s Book of the Year 2022, Ministry of Unladylike Activity), ”Master of Horror” Darren Shan (Cirque du Freak/Zom-B/Archibald Lox) and Aisha Bushby (A Pocketful of Stars/Moonchild/A Flash of Fireflies).The Reading Cafe has received support from the Scottish Book Trust and has been featured in Teaching Scotland magazine, the Times Educational Supplement and the Sunday Mail. The Sco...

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Peter Kelly

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Arts

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

S2 Book Talk 16.03.2022

APPROX AGE RATING: 13+ Welcome back to The Reading Cafe! In this episode, we're talking with S2 about graphic novels, dream memoirs and the secret diaries they would love to read... If you're thirsty for literary chat, our Reading Leaders are on hand to brew up some good book talk. If you haven't already, subscribe to make sure you don't miss a single episode and share The Reading Cafe with everyo...

S1 Book Talk 12.12.2021

APPROX AGE RATING: 12+ Welcome to the Reading Café – a brand new podcast from Holy Cross High School aiming to get people talking about reading. In each episode, we’ll be chatting with pupils about their literary dopplegangers, the villains they love to hate and the books they’d love to see make the transition from script to the screen. Be sure to subscribe to make sure you never miss an episode a...

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