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Our new book Nature’s Fascinating Friendships has been included in this months #primaryschoolbookclub 🥳 If you’ve got a spare minute please head over to #PrimarySchoolBookClub and vote in the pinned tweet! Thank you! 🙏 Mike Hills Faber Children's

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Trump and Biden are tied in national presidential polls, according to 538’s just-published averages. Trump was at +2 in early March — so there has been a sizable shift towards the president over the last eight weeks.

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The Richard Beeston Bursary 2024 - a great opportunity at ⁦The Times and The Sunday Times⁩ for an aspiring international journalist.

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The natural world is full of invisible alliances. 🐦🤝🐊 Explore some of them by winning a copy of Nature's Fascinating Friendships from Scottish husband and wife duo, Kerry Hyndman and Mike Hills. It's our Bookzilla Book of the Month for April 👉 scottishbooktrust.com/book-of-the-mo…

Our Bookzilla Book of the Month for April is Nature's Fascinating Friendships by Kerry Hyndman and Mike Hills 📖

We have 5⃣ copies to be won thanks to our friends at Faber Children's 📚

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Our new book is out this week and Scottish Book Trust are giving away 5 free copies if you can answer their question about some animal super pals! scottishbooktrust.com/book-of-the-mo… Faber Children's Mike Hills

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The BBC’s Money and Work team are looking for a data journalist to work with them, to help find and visualise data stories.

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Brilliant #WorldBookDay morning spent talking about our Faber Children's book, which is finally coming out next month! 🥳

NEW: Our latest visual story delves inside our phones and the microchips that power them, revealing billions of tiny transistors that are thinner than a human hair.

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This is a really interesting listen

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Donald Trump’s polling lead over Joe Biden may be smaller than it looks. If you consider only the highest-quality polls, the Republican’s advantage melts away econ.st/3w3KjAA 📈