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Can I buy signed copies?

Signed copies will become available in the future through the Meg & Milo website. However, if you contact us with your request, we will be happy to take payment via BACS, and we will arrange for a signed copy to be sent to you.

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Meg is a kind and reassuring paramedic who helps children understand illnesses and injuries. Milo is her cheerful monkey companion who brings fun, humour and encouragement to every adventure.

The Meg & Milo books are currently designed for children aged 3–6 years, although younger and older children may also enjoy the stories. As the Meg & Milo world continues to grow, we are developing additional series for 5–8 year olds and older readers aged 8 years and above, allowing children to continue learning and exploring alongside their favourite characters.

Not yet. We hope to offer a Kindle edition in the future. At the moment, Leo’s Itchy Spots is available as a paperback.

Yes. The stories are inspired by real experiences caring for children, helping to explain illnesses and healthcare visits in a gentle, child-friendly way.

No. The books are designed to educate and reassure children. They should not replace professional medical advice. If you are worried about your child, please seek advice from a healthcare professional.

Yes. Many more adventures are planned, including stories about coughs, allergies, bumps, wheezy chests and other childhood illnesses/injuries.

he Meg & Milo stories was created and is written by K. T. Blackson, a UK paramedic with many years of frontline healthcare experience.

Absolutely. The books are ideal for nurseries, schools, waiting rooms, health centres and libraries to help children understand common illnesses and healthcare experiences.

Yes. Many books include questions, discussion prompts, search-and-find activities and opportunities for children to talk about their feelings. We are also planning a download activity section on the website.

Audiobooks are something we hope to explore in the future.

Audiobooks are something we hope to explore in the future.