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Susan Martineau biography

Susan Martineau is a British author and editor known for her wide range of educational and non-fiction books for children. With a background in publishing and journalism, she has written extensively on topics including science, language, and critical thinking. Her work aims to encourage curiosity, creativity, and analytical skills in young readers.

Martineau’s publishing career began in London, where she worked as a non-fiction editor. She later transitioned to writing, producing titles that combine engaging facts with interactive content. Her books are widely used in classrooms and at home, often featuring activities and prompts that support learning through investigation and discussion.

In 2018, Martineau won the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Book with Facts for Real-Life Mysteries, which presents unexplained phenomena in a format that encourages readers to think critically about evidence. She has also authored books such as Tell Me What It’s Like to Be Big, See for Yourself!, and Question Everything!, many of which are published by b small publishing and cater to primary-aged children.

In addition to factual texts, she has co-authored bilingual and language-learning resources, including My First 1000 Spanish Words and 50 Spanish Phrases, designed to introduce children to other languages through accessible vocabulary and illustrations.