Join us at an interesting book reading event of the book, The Adventures of Henrietta: Hello, Henrietta! written by Ayesha Benson. The event is scheduled on Wednesday, 04th March 2020, in the morning from 08:55 a.m. to 9:25 a.m. at St Matthew’s CofE School, Surbiton. Don’t forget to send your kids to this fun-filled activity. The Adventures of Henrietta: Hello, Henrietta! introduces the character of Henrietta as a friendly ladybird and tells about her lovely garden adventures. In these adventures, she makes friends, plays games and encounters challenges. Read aloud this rhyming book to enjoy it even more. This book is part of a children’s series. So, stay tuned for more of Henrietta’s adventures. Grab a copy for your kids today. Ayesha Benson resides in London and loves to compose rhymed couplets. She is hopeful that this particular beautiful rhyme book would be enjoyable for the little residents of the UK.
Mickey Rees, the author of Fallen Faith invites you at her book signing event taking place on 29th February 2020 at Barnes & Noble Eastside Tucson, AZ, United States. The event is scheduled from 14:00 to 15:00 hours. Do not miss the opportunity to grab your signed copies of this contemporary book and meet the author. Fallen Faith introduces Jessica Jane and everyone’s favourite twins,
The author of Grow Bigger: A Love Story, Sandee Beachee is all set to attend the book launch event of her book at The Book Store, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. The event is on Saturday, the 29th of February, 2020 from 13:00 to 15:00 hours. The residents of Appleton are welcome to attend this event where they will get a chance to meet and talk to the inspiring author. The audience will also have a chance to get their copies signed. Grow Bigger: A Love Story, is about a woman named Sandy who falls in love with a man called Tommy, the girl is hopelessly romantic as she thinks that she has found her true match. The boy, however, is passionate and hardworking. The book contains humorous poetry and illustrations which depicts the feeling of the main characters. The storyline sounds simple but it is complex as it unfolds. The main character, Sandy, steals the show at every page and it compels the audience to read more. The author is a graphic designer and photographer. She loves drawings and adventures to see the sunset. Her favourite thing to do is horseback riding.
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’.
The author of the touching autobiography ‘Adoptive Mother 101’, Sally Lewer Ahern, will be present at the Phillip Island Library, Cowes, Victoria, Australia to sign her book’s copies. The event is going to take place on 27th February from 5.30 PM to 7.30 PM. ‘Adoptive Mother 101’ is an emotional yet inspiring story of the struggles of a woman who creates her family through intercountry adoption of a three-year-old boy, Carlos, from Guatemala. The story not only enthrals readers’ interested in intercountry adoption, but also those who have hopes and dreams. The author is a former corporate recruitment professional as well as an authorized marriage celebrant. Her non-fiction has appeared in Melbourne Age, Link National Disability Magazine and The Weekend Australian.
Author R H Young’s book signing event will be taking place on 22nd February between 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Bookbuster, Hastings. The author will be talking about his novel Dhanmondi Road where he will be sharing his experiences in Bangladesh in 1973 while living & working in Bangladesh. In his book, Young discusses the chaos, Bangladesh faced after the Bangladesh War of Independence. He also talks about the young Australian named Gareth. Gareth was dealing in a project set up to care for destitute children. How Gareth while working on his project, shows progress towards increasing self-knowledge and awareness on his journey. A letter from Dubai holds some mystery. R H Young lived in England since the 1990s with his partner in East Sussex. He has a background in social work and university lectureship. Dhanmondi Road is his first novel.
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.
Author Tamara Drobac will be attending the interview and book reading event for Greensey’s Journey on 20th February 2020 at the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia, London, from 6 pm to 9 pm. Serbs in the UK hold February as the month of a cultural event in the Serbian Embassy. They invited Tamara Drobac to hold her book promotion as part of their event. Show up at the event to learn more about the author and get a chance to meet her. Greensey’s Journey has a simple, yet deep message entrenched in it - the biggest secrets or riches lay within the simplest things, and the key to access is humbleness and pure heart. The book has been successful to get some interest within the Serbian Society in London since the book is based on a true story during the war between Serbia and Croatia in the 1990s. Having lived in three countries, Tamara currently resides in London with a small furry childhood friend that stays with her wherever she goes.
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