Love the clever conceit and sense of play brought to information literacy in Question Everything ... timely exploration around issues like fake news and verified information. Highly recommended! -- Jake Hope August - Non-fiction Book of the Month
A stunning and well-constructed book that provides everything a KS2 child needs to know about spotting fake news, discerning facts from fiction or opinion, identifying hyperbole, and being rational about statistics. Not only a good buy for the school library, but this is also an excellent resource for PSHE in years 5&6 and ideal to spark off discussions, independent research, and non-fiction writing. -- Tom Tolkien
Already a huge fan of Real-life Mysteries/Disasters by the same authors, I'm not surprised that this little book is packed with relevance and presented in an incredibly engaging way. Just what non-fiction should be. Brilliant. -- Ben Harris
Author
About Susan Martineau
Susan Martineau is an award-winning author, editor and first- class fact finder who writes creative and educational books for children. Fascinated by strange and weird information, Susan’s books always shine a light into the most unusual corners of the world around us, sparking a passion for discovery and curiosity in her readers.
With over 20 years’ experience in book publishing, including a stint in non-fiction books at the BBC, Susan now spends a good deal of her time lost on the internet or rummaging through libraries researching, unearthing and checking facts for her books. Susan has lived in various parts of the world from Holland and France to Malaysia and now resides in Berkshire.
