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When the Birds Wake Up and A Scrap of Moss and Magick

For Children

David Fickling Books Search for a Storyteller competition runs annually in partnership with the Arvon Foundation and is open to submissions from unagented writers across the UK and beyond.

The 2025 winner, When the Birds Wake Up by Jessica Mary Ellis, illustrated by Sophie Burrows, is a powerful verse novel about ten-year-old Pear as she navigates her grandmother’s Alzheimer’s, a new school and an unexpected friendship.

Runner-up A Scrap of Moss and Magick by Helen Parry is a richly imagined, gothic-tinged middle-grade fantasy in which servant girl Thirza must confront a world of spells and darker forces.

Children’s book clubs can apply for copies to review both titles.

Each book club will receive a set of books to review as well as bookmarks, postcards, book club questions and discussion guides.

What happens next

If your group is chosen, the books will be delivered to you by the publisher, and you will have six weeks after you receive the book to send back reviews. Please only apply for this opportunity if you will be able to send reviews.

One lucky book club will also win the opportunity to ask the author some questions and receive a personalised video message from the author.

How to apply

Complete this survey by 2 November.

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