Local author Simon Adepetun is visiting the lucky pupils of Great Sankey High School, as he reads to them from his undeniably incredible book 'The Bee Hive'., the story of two children who are out to find some treasure. Find out what all the buzz is about this story and indulge yourself in the story taht will hvae children and parents alike loving each and every page. Eleven-year-old Daniel Jeremiah Chambers has parents Philip and Susan who love work and shopping and who just don't listen. Daniel is an only child ... no, he's lying ... he has a sister, Alice, who has a dolly fixation; Dan is sure she is an alien. So, Dan has a few problems, none insurmountable, until his friend, Benji, introduces him to the find of the century - a derelict bee hive which could become a den. Of course, such a simple thing is never so simple and when Dan finds a map well, all kinds of things just go horribly wrong. For example - Alice noses her nosey way in and two strange men suddenly turn up wanting what's theirs - and then there's the bank, too. The Beehive by Simon Adepetun is a tight little sharp-witted bumble through a short period in Dan's young life. ‘What's a bumble?' - ‘Shut up, Alice!'
Attend Birchwood Library on 8th May to meet the marvellous Simon Adepetun and get a signed copy of his book, 'The Bee Hive'.
Make sure to get in touch with Nantwich Bookshop as on the 5th of the May, the brilliant author Oliver Mell is signing copies of his debut book 'Godless'. Tickets are being sold by the bookstore for you to get the brilliant chance to meet the author and get a signed book. With doors opening from 6:30, this will be one you do not want to miss. A nightclub, a priest, a soldier returning from Iraq, a young girl and a pervert. In this shady brew, murders are starting and for Peter, just back from Iraq, a job as a bouncer in the nightclub puts him front and centre to the crimes. But what's wrong with his brother, John, the priest? Peter has never seen him look so ill ... maybe he should go out for a beer more often. Maybe ... but then the pervert and the girl wind up in a bad way and Peter gets caught up and when John dies all kinds of guilt crowds in. Oliver Mell's Godless is a rare vampire novel where the reader wades through the limbo of insanity as Peter strives to sort out what is real and what is PTSD in overdrive. When his brother is found hanging in the church, Peter can only follow the steps of the weird young guy who went home with the girl - straight into the world of the vampire.
Attend the Waterstones in Kirkcaldy Thursday night to see the marvellous Robert Leslie and get signed copies of his book 'Death of a Grey Man'. Step aside Inspector Rebus, there's another crime solver stalking the not so mean streets of Edinburgh's New Town. This one comes with calculator, accountancy tables and a broken marriage. When Sandy Gray's father's murdered body is left in an Edinburgh tourist spot and the police investigation stalls he wants to know the reason why. He enlists the help of his erstwhile and much more worldly-wise friend Billy. Together they share the pursuit that moves the action from Scotland's Capital to the Border Country. This is a story that keeps the reader guessing and amused right until the end.
Make sure to skirt the shadows on your way down to Barnton Library in late April as you will get the chance to meet the author behind the new horror book 'Godless'. Have the opportunity to meet the man himself, Oliver Mell. A nightclub, a priest, a soldier returning from Iraq, a young girl and a pervert. In this shady brew, murders are starting and for Peter, just back from Iraq, a job as a bouncer in the nightclub puts him front and centre to the crimes. But what's wrong with his brother, John, the priest? Peter has never seen him look so ill ... maybe he should go out for a beer more often. Maybe ... but then the pervert and the girl wind up in a bad way and Peter gets caught up and when John dies all kinds of guilt crowds in. Oliver Mell's Godless is a rare vampire novel where the reader wades through the limbo of insanity as Peter strives to sort out what is real and what is PTSD in overdrive. When his brother is found hanging in the church, Peter can only follow the steps of the weird young guy who went home with the girl - straight into the world of the vampire.
Simon Adepetun is at the Penketh Library to talk about his beautifully illustrated children's book, 'The Bee Hive'. Come along for the chance to meet the author!
Westbrook Library is hosting an author event with the marvellous Simon Adepetun as he talks about, and signs copies of, his children's book: 'The Bee Hive'. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity!
Join G. B. Gurland as she talks and signs copies of her remarkable children's book, 'The Secret Files of Phineas Foster', at BookHampton on April 22nd. Meet the mind behind this exciting read!
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