Kay Barnham author page

Kay Barnham biography

Kay Barnham is a British author known for writing children’s fiction and non-fiction. She has written a wide range of books for young readers, including picture books, early readers, and educational titles. Barnham’s work often explores themes such as history, science, and social issues, aiming to engage and inform children through accessible language and engaging content.

Among her published works are titles such as What is Humanism? How do you live without a god? And Other Big Questions for Kids, co-authored with Michael Rosen and published by Wayland. This book introduces children to the concept of humanism and addresses philosophical questions in a way that is suitable for younger audiences. Barnham has also written books for educational series, including topics like environmental issues, citizenship, and personal development.

Her books are published by a variety of UK publishers, including Wayland, Franklin Watts, and Hachette Children’s Books. Barnham’s writing is frequently used in schools and libraries to support curriculum topics and encourage discussion among children about important contemporary issues.

In 2015, What is Humanism? How do you live without a god? And Other Big Questions for Kids was published by Wayland, marking a notable contribution to children’s non-fiction literature.