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This article is about the British writer. For the American musician, see Paul Westmoreland.
Paul Westmoreland is a British children's author.
His 2023 Rudy and the Skate Stars was called a "sweet, simple story about friendship and peer pressure" by The Times.
Publications
- Rudy and the Skate Stars 2023, Oxford University Press
References
- Bannerman, Lucy (14 July 2023). "Rudy and the Skate Stars by Paul Westmoreland review — the power of the pack". www.thetimes.com. Retrieved 24 December 2024.