Three greedy farmers and one feisty fox: one of Roald Dahl's best-loved stories, Fantastic Mr Fox, comes to the Kent stage.

Families can head into the deep, dark woods...and find The Gruffalo and friends, with a new Gruffalo Spotter app.

Raymond Briggs' much-loved storybook The Bear comes to life on stage in Canterbury this weekend.

Grab your wand as the wonderful world of Harry Potter comes to Kent for magic nights to mark the 20th anniversary of the release of the first book.

Controversial speaker Milo isn’t known for his modesty - now a lucrative book deal has given him a new reason to boast.

Explore Kent's coast with the Ramblers and an expert guide to the first section of the Kent Coast Path, which was launched at Langdon Cliffs.

Olympian and diver Tom Daley will be in Bluewater next week to sign copies of his new book.

The National Trust has opened the retreat used by Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson for the first time this winter.

Look out for some tiny paw prints in the snow at Leeds Castle this winter as the magical world of Beatrix Potter brings A Tale of Christmas.

Maidstone author interviews giants of the music scene to discover the truth about The Who's wild drummer Keith Moon.

World famous illustrator Axel Scheffler - the man behind The Gruffalo and other children’s characters - comes to Folkestone Book Festival.

The Folkestone Book Festival kicks off a 10-day feast of literature with a Christmas lights switch-on, live music and fireworks.

A hair blogger turned children’s author is hoping her first book will get dads spending more time with their daughters.

Big cat keeper Martin Hill, who brought a tiger into Great Ormond Street Hospital, will be at Bluewater talking about his book, A Tiger By My Bed.

The stage show of David Walliams' children's book, the First Hippo on the Moon, is set to play three theatres in Kent next year.

A new book lifts the lid on the £14m Hatton Garden heist, its Dartford ringleader, Brian Reader and his six-decade life of crime.

Comedian Julian Clary will talk about his children's books, The Bolds, at the first literary festival in Cranbrook.

A new stage show of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox will come to Kent as part of celebrations to mark the author's centenary.

Children's author Julia Donaldson, who brought us The Gruffalo, talks about her inspiration for Stick Man as it takes to the Kent stage.

Great British Bake Off's Sue Perkins talks live gigs, reaching half time in life and her new book Spectacles, ahead of a date in Canterbury.