Joan Shirley-Davis will be attending an author talk at the Oswestry Library, in the heart of Shropshire. This event will take place on Wednesday the 11th December from 1pm to 2pm. During the event, Joan will talk about her incredible true story that inspired her to write her second book; Alyona’s Voice. Alyona’s Voice is the second book in the trilogy following Money is Easy. Alyona’s Voice tells the story of a woman named Claudia, and follows the feud that she has with her mother. This feud ultimately leads Claudia to plunge headlong into another personal crisis when she meets Fraser Gallier. Claudia wants nothing more than her normal, orderly life back together but this is impossible, as old heartaches return and new and painful challenges must be met. Joan Shirley-Davies lives in Shropshire with her actor husband. She always wanted to be a writer and an actress, as she loves to entertain and communicate with people. Although Joan loved acting, she hated the life, so she wrote plays instead. Her trilogy of books marks her transition from playwright to novelist.
Author Vickie Broden-Keast will be at the book signing and reading event of her book, Rex the Dragon. It will be taking place on 07th November 2019 at St. Patrick’s Montessori Day Nursery, London. It is time you mark your calendars and add a signed copy of this adorable children’s book to your bookshelves. Rex the Dragon is about a lonely dragon, Rex, who starts an adventurous journey in hopes of finding a friend. He changes on his way, but this makes him unhappy. Finally, Rex finds a very good friend, just for himself. The charming story along with some beautiful illustrations revolves around being true to oneself and others and the charming concept of friendship. Get this amazing read here. Hailing from Devon, author Vickie Broden-Keast moved to London a decade ago. She is a solicitor by profession and fond of telling stories in her extra time. Presently, she is living just outside London with her husband, son and a cute cat.
Mark your calendars for Radio Interview of Paul Travers which will take place at BBC Cumbria – Radio on Tuesday, 05th November 2019. The author will give insights about his remarkable book From Paul to Paula. Don’t miss this chance to engage with the author and ask him all the questions you want. From Paul to Paula is a story of a young boy who is basically a trans girl and spends her life as a boy but never received love during his childhood days. He goes through all the struggles and experiences including the physical, mental and sexual abuse. Soon, he realises the secret to happiness. Young Paul learns that with slight help from his friends, he can live the life he wants. He found that happiness can be found in some of the unluckiest places. Place where he becomes known as Paula rather Paul. Find out more about his struggles and happiness by grabbing a copy here. The author is the President of Emeritus and Examiner of a reputable learned body. He is indifferent to public opinion and proud of his unorthodox approach towards the things. He finds fun joy in writing and classical music and is a staunch believer of the fun, it is to grow old disgracefully instead of gracefully. Many years back, Paul used to work as a professional drag artist and admits that he lacked talent. He dared to defy it as he believes in an old saying ‘life is what you make it’.
The very talented and lively person Laura LeBrun will be signing the copies of her book I Don't Like Your Kids (And Other Things I'm Afraid to Admit) which was recently published by Austin Macauley Publishers. Her book signing event is scheduled on Saturday 2nd November 2019 at Half Price Books. Be a part of her glorious book signing event and listen to her journey of becoming a published author by herself as she will be giving a talk as well. Book lovers have a brilliant chance of getting a signed copy of her book. I Don't Like Your Kids (And Other Things I'm Afraid to Admit) is a book that showcases and educates its readers on daily life issues we face hilariously. Laura has utilized her talent for making people laugh in her book. To get on the laughter-coaster grab a copy of this wonderful book. Spectacular author Laura LeBrun is a jack of all trades and a master of none. She enjoys making people laugh and make them feel good with her humour.
Emma Champion, the author of a beautifully-written book, Taiden’s Truth, will be signing the copies of her book at Waterstones Hemel Hempstead on Saturday, 2nd November 2019. Readers seeking Contemporary genre would love to be at the event and get a signed copy of her book. A wonderful read, Taiden’s Truth builds up the layers between past and present of the characters. The islands of the Shalmeir are under disorder and the world gets threatened from a divine being, planning on revenge and destruction. Salzahr’s prophecy is to end the darkness but the so-called ‘Daughter of the Shalmeir’ is not to be found anywhere. The isolated princess befriends a prisoner captured in the cell of her castle home whose story has the prospect to undo the Shalmeir’s luck irreversibly. Would she be able to find the truth and possess the ability to accept it? Find out in this fascinating book. Author Emma Champion started her writing journey at the University of Hertfordshire where she won prizes for article and speech writing. She now enjoys her career as a writer of fiction. Residing presently in Hertfordshire, England, Emma enjoys travelling, film and television, and spending time with her family, close friends and a cute cat, Poppy.
All book lovers, keep your calendars marked as on Friday 1st November 2019, the author Veronica Gibbs who has penned down an interesting children’s book Tibbs Meets The Witch of Witchety Woods will be attending an event at The Atkinson. Come along with your little munchkins to meet Veronica and ask her about the book and her inspiration. Tibbs Meets The Witch of Witchety Woods is a lovely bedtime storybook for kids. Every night Cynthia goes out into the Witchety Woods on her broom. Everywhere is peace and calm until one night, when she fixes a powerful engine to her broom. Her broom creates so much noise and confusion everywhere. The powerful engine makes her broom collide with Mr Moon. Understanding the situation, Mr Moon decides to bring back peace and safety to the Witchety Woods. Find out more in this amazing book with striking illustrations. The author Veronica Gibbs is an active volunteer of the R.S.P.C.A. that works for the preservation of hedgehog society. She started writing children’s books after her retirement.
Meet the author of a therapeutic children’s book, Linda Beckett at Library Bar, Apollo Hotel, Basingstoke on Thursday, 17th October 2019. The primary objective of the event is to entertain and support the development of young children through books. All the nursery, infant and primary school teachers, and parents are welcome to attend the event. What’s Wrong Arty? by Linda Beckett is a helpful children’s book which takes the children with mental health issues to an adventurous therapy. It’s an essential guide for parents and therapists to encourage their children to talk about things that worry them. The mental health issues are highlighted in the story of a large brown bear, Arty, who experiences everyday problems in his life. The book has many therapeutic techniques that can benefit both parents and teachers. Linda Beckett lives in Hampshire with her family. She has a degree in psychology from Open University and she is also a Graduate Member of the British Psychological. She is highly concerned about the mental health problems children face in their daily life.
Louisburg College has invited the well-known personality and author Ira David Wood III to give a presentation on his book The Russian Galatea on Wednesday 16th October 2019. Ira will be discussing his journey of becoming an award-winning actor, director, playwright and published author. He is an inspiring person with a vast life and career experience. Surely, you won’t want to miss this chance of meeting him. So, keep your calendars marked. The Russian Galatea is a historical novel that revolves around the investigations of Nicholas Sokolov who is appointed as a legal investigator by the Supreme Commander of the White Army, Alexander Kolchak. Sokolov is looking into the murder case of Nicholas Romanov, the last of Tsar of Russia, who along with his family was massacred in the basement of a house by Russian Bolsheviks. While investigating the house, Sokolov finds an old picture of a young lady. He gets attracted to the lady in the picture without knowing whether she is alive or dead. It is a captivating novel that will be loved by the book readers. The renowned author and award-winning actor, director and playwright, Ira David Wood III lives in North Carolina. He is the founder of Theatre in the Park and nowadays, he is performing the duties of Executive Director.
The accomplished author Ira David Wood III will be giving a talk about his book The Russian Galatea, his journey as an author and his inspiration for writing. The event will be held on Monday 14th October 2019 at The Oakleaf Reading Club. Be a part of this event as it is a great chance of meeting Ira and getting some tips and advice on writing. The Russian Galatea is a captivating historical novel. Nicholas Romanov, the last of Tsar of Russia, along with his family was brutally murdered by Russian Bolsheviks in the basement of a house in Yekaterinburg. Nicholas Sokolov is an investigation officer appointed by Alexander Kolchak, the Supreme Commander of the White Army, to make sure that all the members of Romanov’s family are executed. As the investigations unfold, Sokolov gets attracted towards a faded picture of a lady. Unaware of her being alive or dead, he develops a deep connection as the time pass by. It is a detective story that revolves around Sokolov’s obsession of finding what actually happened with the Romanov’s family. Grab a copy of the novel to know this and much more about Sokolov’s investigation. Living in North Carolina, the author Ira David Wood III is an award-winning director, actor and playwright. He owns Theatre in Park where he serves as Executive Director.
Brazos Bend State Park is oraganising an event where Sharon Hanzik will be reading her book Raccoons Don't Use Spoons. The event will take place on Saturday 12th October 2019. It a free event with an entrance fee only. A great opportunity to bring your children to the event and hear the author reading the story herself. Sharon will be concluding the event by signing a few copies of her book. Raccoons Don't Use Spoons is a lovely book for children with eye-catching and attractive illustrations. An enjoyable rhymical book about Racoons which children will love as a bedtime story. Get a copy of this beautiful book to know more about Racoons. Based in Texas, the talented author Sharon Hanzik loves interpreting the natural world to the people of all ages. She has been doing it for 31 years. She loves spending time with her family and pets and enjoys travel and meeting new people.
Victoria Hall Methodist Church is honoured to invite the excellent author Lydia Ola Taiwo as a guest speaker on 12th October 2019. Lydia will be speaking about her book A Broken Childhood in which she has scripted her painful childhood and the miseries she has been through. She will also discuss how she evolved herself from being a pessimist to an optimist person. The book lovers have a golden chance of meeting the author and to get inspired by her courage and positivity despite having bad life experiences. The book A Broken Childhood is the memoir of the author Lydia. She is born to a young couple who gives her into foster care. Her foster parents are amazing beings. She was doing perfectly till the day her biological parents take her away with them. From there, the miseries of her life start. Find out more about Lydia's story in this amazing inspirational read. The marvellous author Lydia Ola Taiwo is the victim and survivor of child abuse. She never had a cordial relationship with her parents. Her unshakable faith in God played a major role in her recovery. The author is now happily married and is a mother of six.
Author Patrick Church will be giving a talk at the Lavenham Library on Saturday 12th October 2019. You won’t want to miss the chance of listening to your favourite author talk about his book The Smallest Show on Earth his life journey, his inspiration and future endeavours. Along with Patrick, a children author will also be present there. The floristry and music for health demo will also be a part of the event. The Smallest Show on Earth is a fascinating autobiography of Patrick who has worked as a projectionist in cinema. His book makes you walk in the shoes of a projectionist. Projectionists were paid low back in the 60s but with the emergence of TV, their jobs became more insecure. His passion and love for cinema shines throughout the book and keeps the reader engaged. Get a copy of this captivating book to know more about a projectionist’s life. Patrick Church has worked in cinema from the 60s till the present day. His book reflects his efforts in guiding cinema through competitive times.
On Friday 11th October, the brilliant author Jacqueline Carpenter who has written a historical novel Louisa will be attending a book signing event at The Emerald Isle la Florida. She will talk about her journey of becoming a published author and will be signing the copies of her book. Be a part of this amazing event and get a signed copy of her novel. Louisa is based on the tense times of the Second World War when the lives of millions of people were at stake. Louisa and her family are one of those millions of people who are in the chaos created by the threats of WWII. Would Louisa and her family be able to gather the courage to survive it? Get a copy of this unputdownable novel and know more about Louisa, WWII, and her family’s survival. Based in Essex, the author Jacqueline Carpenter is a lively person who enjoys dancing, chatting and walking along the beach. She is happily married and is a mother of two. Nowadays, she is enjoying her time in Spain.
Kensington Central Library, London is proud to host the event on World Health Mental Day on Thursday 10th October 2019 where the author Lydia Taiwo will be talking to the audience. She will also be signing a few copies of her book A Broken Childhood. The powerful biography A Broken Childhood has some strong messages for all those who have been through any kind of abuse; especially child abuse. Lydia plucked up the courage to pen down her story to be read by the world. She has seen the devilish side of her parents as they used to beat her, mentally torture her and curse her. Her story might be heart-breaking but her courage to forgive those who broke her is an inspiration. Find out the whole survival story of Lydia in her novel. The author Lydia Taiwo is a strong and valiant lady who survived the most brutal form of child abuse yet decided to move on and forgive her parents. She is now the mother of six and happily married to David. She has written many books on raising awareness about child abuse and how the scars always chase you for the rest of your life.
Mark your calendars as on Tuesday 8th October 2019, C. N. Naylor, the author of Memoirs of Faeries will be meeting her fans and book readers at Rishton Library. If you have any query regarding writing or becoming a published author, you have a chance of catching up with Naylor and get your queries answered. Memoirs of Faeries is a fanciful book that keeps the readers hooked till the last page. Katie who is eight-years-old has inherited an almost-forgotten magical kingdom. She learns about it through the diary given to her by her granddad. Her grandma dies without telling a secret that has to be found by Katie to get reconnected to her roots. Time is running and she has to find the truth. Get a copy of this enthralling book. Born in Fife and now living in Lancashire, the author C. N. Naylor has a degree in PGCE in Primary Education. She loves taking care of children as it makes her happy to see them develop and grow.
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