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Episode 2: Should you judge a book by its cover?
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In this episode of Crank Up the Volumes, Ilid is joined by Elen Caldecott, Gwen Millward, and Huw Aaron – authors, illustrators and a publisher – who share their opinions and some of their favourite book covers with us as we discuss one of life’s big questions, should you judge a book by its cover?
Reading list:
- The Lord of the Rings – JRR Tolkein, illustrated by Pauline Baynes
- The Big Adventure of a Little Line – Serge Bloch (Original French title: La Grande Histoire d’un Petit Trait)
- Circe – Madeline Miller
- Sorrow and Bliss – Meg Mason
- Welsh Wonders: The Colourful Life of Gwen John - Casia Wiliam, illustrated by Gwen Millward
- Operation Eifel Tower – Elen Caldecott
- Bunny vs Monkey – Jamie Smart
- The Bus Stop at the End of the World – Dan Anthony, illustrated by Huw Aaron
- Find the Dragon – Huw Aaron
- Sw Sara Mai; Sara Mai a Lleidr y Neidr – Casia Wiliam, illustrated by Gwen Millward
- The Blackthorn Branch – Elen Caldecott, cover illustration by Rachel Dean
- October October – Katya Balen, illustrated by Angela Harding
- The Wall in the Middle of the Book - Jon Agee
- The Book with No Pictures – B.J. Novak
- Loki: A Bad God’s Guide to Being Good – Louie Stowell
- One Tiny Dot – Lucy Rowland, illustrated by Gwen Millward
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