Our lockdown photo competition, Snapshot Kent, has come to an end - and we want you to help pick our winner. See if your entry is in our shortlist:

A Kent woman found inspiration for her first children's book, Monster Doughnuts, which will be published next year, by looking close to home.

Find out what happens when Dolly Molly-Polly turns up at No 3 Tin Cottage with a giant carpet bag in the latest from National Share A Story Month.

Loving reading in lockdown? We spoke to author Sandra Howard, wife of former MP Michael Howard, about lockdown literature and her recommendations.

Have you been reading more while staying at home? Here's how to share the experience with others with online book clubs:

A father has kept the memory of a much-loved pet alive through the power of story telling.

If you've always liked the idea of writing, but never had time, now's your chance. We get tips and advice from experts and a new author to help you:

Looking to explore without leaving home? Here's our guide to the best online virtual museum tours.

A Charles Dickens' fan has penned a tale to test readers to mark the anniversary of the author's death.

A literary festival due to have been held over the VE Day weekend, won't go ahead - but organisers have promised online treats for book fans.

Will the Baltics become the new flashpoint between East and West, former TWGGS pupil turned author Aliide Naylor believes so.

The award-winning writer of Gavin and Stacey, Ruth Jones, is bringing her one woman show to the county.

From free books, to creating stories and joining storytelling events, here's how you can get involved with World Book Day this week:

Author, podcaster, and wife of McFly's Tom, Giovanna Fletcher, will meet fans as she signs copies of her latest warts and all book on motherhood.

A bookshop owner, who has run his businesses for more than 44 years in a town centre, is retiring bringing an end to a high street shop.

On Charles Dickens' birthday, a new exhibition says he owed the creation of Fagin and convict Magwitch to his time on the Isle of Sheppey.

Here's where events are happening across the county to celebrate one of the most successful book series of all time.

After more than 40 years of shame, a mother has opened up about her experiences of abuse as a child to promote mental health awareness.

War Horse author Michael Morpurgo will be at VE Day 75th anniversary celebrations, talking about the importance of writing about war for children.

Since launching her first book of pooches from a dog mad town, Kathryn Reilly has published two more volumes. Her latest is just in time for Christmas