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Patrice Lawrence named new children's laureate

BBC News 07 July 2026, 13:38 UTC 1h ago

Patrice Lawrence named new children's laureate — BBC News

Brighton-born Patrice Lawrence will be the main representative of children's literature until 2028.

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