Thank you to everyone that entered the first ever Ink Book Prize! We've had amazing titles to choose from. These are the top 4 UK self-published books in Children's, Fiction, Non-Fiction and Best Debut. 

 

Please do support all of these amazing books. Don't forget to use the hashtag #InkBookPrize

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Children's ​

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Santa Steals Christmas by Eve Nairn-Magnante, illustrated by Nicholas Child (EV3 Limited)

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Slow Down Amaya by Natasha Iregbu, illustrated by Natacha Galbano (Snowdrop Publishing) 

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Time Tub Travellers and the Silk Thief by Claire Linney, illustrated by Oyinye Iwo (Maryland Press)

 

The Moose That Saved Christmas by Emily Lloyd-Gale, illustrated by Lorna Humphreys (Emily F Lloyd-Gale Books)

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Fiction

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Bloodstream of Moonlight by Roxan Burley (Independently Published)

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The Push Over by Daney Parker (Independently Published)

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Thirty-Eight Days of Rain by Eva Asprakis (Independently Published)

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Wheel of Fortune by C.F. Dunn (Resolute Books)

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Non-Fiction 

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Fertility: Mindset and Meltdowns: How to Manage Your Emotions While Trying to Conceive by Lisa Ashworth (Cherish Editions)

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Generation Hope: How Inclusive Economics Can Help Us All Thrive by Arunjay Katakam (Otterpine Publishers)

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In Search of Lost Glitter by Sarah Nicholson (Resolute Books)

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Secret Garden: A Journey To Find A Better You by Tricia Frances (Red Road)

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Best Debut 

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Bloodstream of Moonlight by Roxan Burley

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In Search of Lost Glitter by Sarah Nicholas (Resolute Books)

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Santa Steals Christmas by Eve Nairn-Magnante, illustrated by Nicholas Child

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Time Tub Travellers and the Silk Thief by Claire Linney, illustrated by Oyinye Iwu

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