A thread on MoneySavingExpert in 2010 included this comment from a concerned parent:
This is a pretty common scheme, or scam in my view. It's basically vanity publishing but rather nastily is targeted at children and cashes in on the thrill of seeing your work in print.
What's depressing is that if you Google this company, there are newspaper articles with pictures of smiling small children who are obviously thrilled that they have 'won' a national poetry competition and are being published.
I think it's a very cynical ploy and really schools shouldn't be touching these companies with a barge pole, never mind actually helping them.
Read the comments here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=2304875
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