The wonderful author of The Adventures of Henrietta: Hello, Henrietta!, Ayesha Benson will be attending a book reading event at Shrewsbury House, Prep School, Esher, Surrey on 4th March at 10:30 a.m. The author will be reading her book to the little pupils of the school. The Adventures of Henrietta: Hello, Henrietta! is a children’s book about the adventure of a ladybird namely Henrietta. The story is written in the form of rhymes. The book enhances children’s knowledge about ladybirds and promotes the message of staying positive and calm when things get messy. The Adventures of Henrietta: Hello, Henrietta! will have a series of other parts as well soon. Get your copy of the book here. The young author of this adorable book, Ayesha Benson resides in London and loves to write rhyming couplets and compose them.
Author of a brilliant history book, Michael Pawlowski, will be attending a commemoration ceremony at the 80th Anniversary of the Mass Deportation of Polish Residents to Soviet Gulags. The ceremony will be hosted by St. Catharines Public Library, Ontario. The event will begin at 7 pm on 27th February 2020. It is a great opportunity for the residents of Ontario to pay their respect to the Polish residents and meet the author. Cassino, Conquest of the Mountain by Michael Pawlowski is about the Nazis invasion of Poland. The book documents how 14-year-old Bernard Pawlowski survives the brutality of the concentration camp. He later joins up with Polish forces in the Middle East to take some revenge on Nazis. It a great read for those interested to know the Polish experience of WWII. Author Michael Pawlowski graduated from the University of Toronto. He has worked in the legal and insurance profession. He is a profound member of various acclaimed legal organisations. He was motivated to write Cassino, Conquest of the Mountain by the obligation to tell ‘the rest of the story’.
Waterstones Brooks Centre, Winchester, is going to host an interactive story time event of Austin Macauley’s talented author, Juliet Deacock, on 22nd February from 11:00 am onwards. The author will be reading his book to the audience, most of whom are expected to be young children. Mark your calendars and visit the Waterstones Brooks Centre along with your children. Juliet Deacock’s amazingly written, Tatty Duck, is a wonderful and charming story of a tiny abandoned duckling being rescued by a family. The theme is all about the funny times and the amusing summer spent together. The ending is a mystery where something happens to Tatty Duck. Get a copy of this lovely book to know! Juliet Deacock was born in 1961 in London. She worked as a nurse for many years before moving to Winchester where she lives with her family now. Outdoor living and the countryside started inspiring her in New Zealand. She enjoys cycling & many other creative hobbies. This book is her first published work.
The author of an exciting children book, The Faery Tales, Lucy Ela Walmsley is going to attend a Storytime event at Waterstones in Guildford. Lucy will read the brief story of her fascinating book for her little fans. The event will take place at 11:00 Am on Wednesday, the 19th of February 2020. The Faery Tales is a delightful children’s book with an adventure story form the enchanted forest. Two naughty faeries, Dawn and Luna try to spoil the big celebration of “National Honey day” by doing every mischief in their power. But four faery best friends Willow, Aria, Delta and Ember, with the bumble bee try their best to save the day. Find it all in full of eye-catching illustrations and this amazingly written read. Lucy Ela Walmsley enjoys writing children’s books with an aim to inspire the imagination of young children and stimulate their mental growth. She is also keen on cleaning our environment and preserving nature’s gifts. She hopes that through her stories she could create awareness regarding the environment for generations to come.
Austin Macauley author Yvy DeLuca will be hosting a talk and signing at the Leeds LGBT Pride festival on Saturday 15th February. This honest and heartfelt autobiography will take you on a journey of obstacles, on Yvy finding out her true identity. One not to be missed at the Leeds LGBT festival!
Author of a well-written novel A Natural Pause, Peter Skeels, will be signing the copies of his book at Barnes & Noble, Roseville, CA. The author will also be sharing a brief synopsis of his book for the admirers of his work. The event will take place on 15th of January 2020 at 1:00 Pm. The event is expected to have a large number of attendants as Barnes & Noble is a popular place among the book lovers. A Natural Pause is a beautifully written novel with an accurate description of characters that helps you grab the plot very quickly and keeps you hooked to the book till the very end. The story is about an extremely unhappy man, Michael, facing a mid-life crisis. In order to straighten things out, he must relive some of his past and take a new approach towards life but he has a wife, children, a job and lots of other responsibilities. Will he able to face his fears and correct the situation? Read the novel to find it out. The author Peter Skeels is a naturally happy man who loves to travel. He has travelled extensively throughout America and Europe. He has worked as a draft dodger, stonemason, single parent, teacher, businessman, life coach and story teller. He is a self-made man who guided himself with his belief in God and to always do the right thing. A Natural Pause is his first novel.
Author of Tickle Daggers, Adrienne Anifant Schaentzler, will be attending Barnes and Noble in Edison, New Jersey to promote this wonderful must-read children’s book. The event will be taking place on Saturday 14th December 2019, where Adrienne will be reading an excerpt of her book, and there will also be the opportunity to buy signed copies. Tickle Daggers follows the story of an adorable bunny named Otis. With the help of a flower faerie, he visits children around the world who are sad and confronting challenges. In doing this, he overcomes his own fears and insecurities and becomes the magical, multi-dimensional, time-hopping bunny, Tickle Daggers. Adrienne Anifant Schaentzler graduated from Mount Holyoke College and has an M.A. in Writing and an LL.M. She has worked as a writer and speechwriter for numerous colleges, universities, and non-profit organization.
Gillian Wells, author of recently published contemporary novel Families, will be hosting a book launch at The Story Tree in Boonah, Australia. This event will take place on the 7th December 2019 and will give anyone who attends the chance to ask questions and buy a copy of the book. Families is a novel about a successful married couple who begin to grow apart. Katie needs to move in with her mother when she develops early onset dementia, and Tom, feeling more shut out than ever, is flattered by a beautiful girl who goes to work for them at their family run garden centre. Will the couple overcome their difficulties and survive, or will everything change for good? Gillian is an English woman living in Australia. She has many hobbies including cooking, gardening and writing. She has children and grandchildren living all over the world and she likes to spend as much time with them as possible.
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