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You’re a Champion Marcus Rashford announced WHSmith’s Book of the Year 2021 yesterday: “a positive and inspirational guide to life, filled with stories from Marcus’ own life and urging readers to become their own champions.”
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WHSmith said: “It’s been another remarkable year, with many of us turning to books for inspiration and solace, and it’s been impossible not to acknowledge Marcus Rashford and Carl Anka [co-writers of the title] for the impact they’ve had on so many young people.”
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The retailer partnered with Rashford, Macmillan Children’s Books and the National Literacy Trust to champion literacy in early 2021, giving away more than 37,000 copies of the book.
Rashford said of her book, which included advice from performance psychologist Katie Warriner: “You Are a Champion was created to equip children with the tools and resources to navigate whatever adversity or challenge they face . We didn’t do it for praise, but it was amazing to see so many young children from different backgrounds engaging with the book and taking different things away from it. That was huge for me. I wanted every child to read the book and feel that it was written for them. Acknowledge whatever they are experiencing at the moment. It is very important to note that without my team there would be no book, it was a collaborative effort, so a big thank you to Carl, Katie and Macmillan Children’s Books.”
His latest publication, The Comfort Book, which we at LoveReading called “a beautifully packaged, very comforting hug of a book and an antidote to today’s busy lifestyles, a cure for our crazy lives.”
The book is filled with a collection of consolations gained during difficult times and suggestions for improving bad days. Drawing on maxims, memories, and the inspiring lives of others, these meditations celebrate the ever-changing wonders of life.
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Also published in February 2021 was an award-winning Midnight Library article entitled “a beautiful, inspiring story full of hope”.
In addition, A Boy Called Christmas has been adapted into a new hit movie – it’s been a really amazing year for the author. Barbara Gill was among the first in Worcester to get her hands on Princee Harry’s new book, <span class="truncate-full-screen screen-screen
Shoppers rushed to the city’s bookshops today to get their hands on Harry’s autobiography, Spare, which offers an insight into his life with the royal family.
Those who bought copies from WHSmith were largely supportive of Prince, but some felt he should have kept his thoughts to himself.
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Martin Cook, 76, a retired engineer from Worcester, said: “If my family treated me the way his family treated me, I would definitely disown them and write it down so there was no mistake.”
Retired George MacDougall, 94, said: “I feel sorry for him and his wife and children that they had to go to California.”
But Barbara Gill, 66, of Dines Green, Worcester, a sales assistant, said: “These are normal family issues and they should stay in the family.
John Cotterill, head of the non-fiction category for Waterstones, expects it to be one of the biggest releases of the decade.
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“Having such an important country book in the shops in January has added welcome interest to what is normally a quieter month.
“Spare is one of the biggest pre-orders for Waterstones in a decade and we have seen an unprecedented number of click and collect orders today.
Explaining why Spare is already on offer, Mr Cotterill added: “Including a highly anticipated and important publication such as Prince Harry’s memoirs in our half price offer is only natural as we aim to ensure a balanced offer for Waterstones customers and compete with the big online discounts.”
In the 407-page book, Harry expresses his frustration at being spared the heir, his ever-present anger at the British media, his unresolved shock over his mother’s death, his mental health issues, his lonely life before he met Meghan and the break-up of his family relationship.
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What a year for Matt Haig, who last night was named WHSmith Author of the Year 2021!
His latest publication is The Comfort Book, which we call here “a beautifully packaged, very comforting hug of a book and an antidote to today’s hectic lifestyle, a cure for our crazy lives.”
The book is filled with a collection of consolations gained during difficult times and suggestions for improving bad days. Drawing on maxims, memories, and the inspiring lives of others, these meditations celebrate the ever-changing wonders of life.
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Also published in February 2021 was an award-winning Midnight Library article entitled “a beautiful, inspiring story full of hope”.
In addition, A Boy Named Christmas was adapted into a new hit movie – it’s been a really amazing year for the author.
You’re a Champion Marcus Rashford has been named WHSmith Book of the Year 2021: “a positive and inspirational guide to life, filled with stories from Marcus’ own life and urging readers to become their own champions.”
WHSmith said: “It’s been another remarkable year, with many of us turning to books for inspiration and solace, and it was impossible not to acknowledge Marcus Rashford and Carl Anka [title co-writers] for the impact they have had on so many young people.”
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The retailer partnered with Rashford, Macmillan Children’s Books and the National Literacy Trust to champion literacy in early 2021, giving away more than 37,000 copies of the book.
Rashford said of her book, which included advice from performance psychologist Katie Warriner: “You Are a Champion was created to equip children with the tools and resources to navigate whatever adversity or challenge they face . We didn’t do it for praise, but it was amazing to see so many young children from different backgrounds engaging with the book and taking different things away from it. That was huge for me. I wanted every child to read the book and feel that it was written for them. Acknowledge whatever they are experiencing at the moment. It is very important to note that without my team there would be no book, it was a collaborative effort, so a big thank you to Carl, Katie and Macmillan Children’s Books.”
WHSmith said it was also “thrilled” to recognize Haig as its first Author of the Year. Nick Johnson, junior fiction book buyer, said: “Since the inclusion of The
This summer we were delighted to support Matt’s inspirational books, which provided all our customers with a much needed break. We are also very happy to see you
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Haig said: “I am extremely grateful and honored to be the WHSmith Author of the Year 2021. It has been a whirlwind year, but it is heartening to see the shop full of readers again. Thank you to everyone at WHSmith and everyone who has supported me over the years.” Continued interest in parody comic books and the opening of new stores at airports boosted WH Smith’s half-year profit by 4 per cent.
In its results for the six months to February 28, the retailer said pre-tax profit rose to £83m, up from £80m in the same period last year.
Stephen Clarke, chief executive, hailed it as an “excellent result”, surpassing last year’s profit improvement when its high street stores were buoyed by the craze for adult coloring books.
WH Smith raised its interim dividend by 9 per cent to 14.6p for the 11th consecutive year, on top of the £50m buyback it announced in October.
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However, there is still a disconnect between its growing travel business and street shops. Profits rose 11 per cent to £39m at WH Smith’s travel unit, which operates 709 stores at airports and train stations, but were flat on the high street at £53m.
Sales were up 10% on travel but down 4% on the high street. On a like-for-like basis, travel sales rose 5%, while high street sales fell 3%. Total group sales rose 2 per cent to £643m.
WH Smith said parodic humor books were a key factor in its book division, helping to counter a significant fall in sales of adult coloring books that peaked last year.
The FTSE 250 company said titles such as Enid Blyton parodies ‘Five on Brexit Island’ and ‘The Ladybird Book of the Hipster’ were among its most popular parody books.
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There was also success in its office supplies division, where like-for-like sales rose 2 percent as the retailer moved office supplies into storefronts.
Mr Clarke said the company, which is celebrating its 225th anniversary this year, had invested £49m this year, with most of the expenditure going to the high street business where it is based at the post office.
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