On weekend just before the Valentines Day, Demetra Demi Gregorakis, the author of poetry book ‘Love Letters in the Wall: Agapé Edition’ is invited for a book signing event at Barnes & Noble on Saturday afternoon. Considering the hopeless romantic theme of the poetry book, the event is perfectly timed. ‘Love Letters in the Wall: Agapé Edition’ is a poetic expression of a hopeless romantic, living in times when technology has overtaken love. Her journey is somewhat convoluted one which most of us take, ebbing and flowing through this stage and that, meeting the right one, the wrong one, the next one … love and adoration, heartbreak and happiness, they all appear here, in thoughts and poems written from the ever-romantic heart. Demetra Demi Gregorakis is a girl who still believes in the true love that can sweep you of the feet and bring butterflies in your stomach. She credits her parents’ 30 years of marriage full of unconditional love for being her inspiration. She refers to herself as a dreamer or a hopeless romantic – or just an old-fashioned girl who is fumbled by the world where commitment has become feared, love is a convenience and conversations are texting.
Noah's Health shop is hosting a book signing event where poetess Sarah Priest will be signing the copies of her book ‘Love, Life and Death in A Teacup’. Plan your weekend to fit in attending this event on Saturday afternoon so you don’t miss your chance of getting the signed copy. ‘Love, Life and Death in A Teacup’ is a beautiful poetic composition about the simple joys of life, the love that lightens the heart and brightens the eyes, and the grief of losing love. Sarah has shared very human experiences of life through her book and has opened up about her personal life letting readers peek into her own experiences of life. Sarah Priest is passionate about gardening, nature, sci-fi films and tea. Her preferred medium of expression is poetic verses and her passions have greatly influenced her poetry. She is a resident of Surrey and believes that there is more to life than pensions.
Jacqueline Carpenter is excited to invite you to the book launch event of her book ‘Louisa’ in Spain. Harry’s Bar will be hosting the book launch event where the author will introduce her debut novel. ‘Louisa’ is a novel set in pre World War II times and pictures the life of a young 15-year-old girl Louisa, living a happy contented life in London. However, the war changes that and a lot of other things. How much strength it would take to survive what war brings? Jacqueline Carpenter is a loving wife and mother of two adult children. She was initially from Essex but these days she spends a lot of her time in Spain. She enjoys the company of gorgeous Spanish people. She also adores the weather and delicious healthy food of Spain. She loves, walking along the beach, chanting and dancing.
The author of an amazing self-help book, Bill Mann will be talking about his book ‘How to Keep Calm and Carry On’ on a radio show called ‘The Eclectic Light Show‘. The show will be aired on Marlow FM on 31st January. The talk will start at 12 pm so stay tuned in. ‘How to Keep Calm and Carry On’ is a book that is inspired by events that have happened in the life of Bill Mann. Raising from the remains of the underground train carriage bombing. The attack took lives of more than 52 people, yet Bill survived. A journey for the surviving soul to deal with the loss of his wife and building his life. The author Bill Mann has gone through a good amount of change, distress and misfortune. He narrowly survived the 7/7 London Bombing and lost his wife after a few years to cancer. Bill has been through a lot of change and adapted himself through each and every one of them by embracing the positivity of life.
Kym and Elaine Smith are invited by Hills Radio to talk about their book ‘The Elephant That Lost Its Trunk’. The couple has shared a life together and now share the credit of book they have will be talking about on the radio show. ‘The Elephant That Lost Its Trunk’ is an interesting read about an Elephant who was enjoying a splash with his friends. Jim the elephant surfaced from the river water to discover that he has lost his trunk. Distressed and embarrassed he asks his friends to help search for the lost trunk. Read along while they resolve the mystery. Kym and Elaine Smith have three adult children and three grandchildren. They have lived and worked in South Australia. Elaine worked as a nurse, mother and nurse again; Kym was a telecommunications technician until he trained for ordained ministry in the Anglican Church.
Peter Morgan who has worked extensively with young people, will be doing a book signing for the audience at WH Smith, Manchester. He will be signing the copies of his book ‘The Spice Boys’ through which he aims to create awareness towards the danger of drug abuse our youth is exposed to. ‘The Spice Boys’ is the story of four young men from Manchester who are homeless and addicted to the legal high ‘spice' which has afflicted the city. The book highlights the issues of homeless youth struggling on streets of a so-called developed country with extensive care system. Based on his professional experiences, he exposes the UK Drug abuse law which punishes the most vulnerable segment of the population. Peter Morgan has several professional qualifications in health, social care sector and youth work. He has served in the child care system for a local authority, private and for a charity. Peter is dedicated to making a difference in youth which is vulnerable to evils of modern society, and now is doing so through his writing.
WH Smith will be hosting an afternoon of a book signing with Colin Wallace. He will interact with the public and sign the copies of his exciting book ‘Cedric Richards (Racing Driver)'. Do not miss your chance to get your very own signed copy of the thriller book. ‘Cedric Richards (Racing Driver)’ is an unusual and absorbing book of vintage motor racing, ghosts and demons. Cedric Richards is enjoying steady growth in his career as a racing driver with Meadowbank Motors in Dorking. A ‘chance' meeting with the enigmatic Roger Mortimer, seems to offer Cedric a boost in his driving career - but at what cost? Whilst undergoing national service in Germany, Cedric Richards encounters the seductive barmaid, Hilda. The affair is halted with a mysterious jilt and so begins Cedric's perilous flirtation with the unknown forces of darkness. Colin Wallace was born and raised in Salford, in the Lake District and in Surrey. Later, his career offered the opportunity to live in North and West Africa, the Middle East and Mainland Europe. After gaining experience of vast cultures, he has finally settled in Manchester in close proximity to his son, daughter and grandchildren.
WH Smith is hosting a book signing ceremony by Michoel Levy, for his astounding book ‘Thunder Rose’. The gifted storyteller will be interacting with story lovers and signing the copies of his books for them. Be prepared to meet the author of spell bounding tales. ‘Thunder Rose’ is the story of young Elzbet who is pronounced Queen by her dying father when the rest of family is poisoned by an enemy using a bunch of traitors as a tool. New Queen must find and kill those responsible for the death of her father and two brothers. While her elder brother lives, Queen Elzbet rules and tries her best to get vengeance from the unknown enemy all the time trying to decide what’s best for her kingdom. In 1992, Michoel Levy left his career as a barrister to find where life would take him. It took him across Scottish islands, Europe, and 20 countries, seeking out and reviving the ancient arts of the travelling storyteller. For five years, he lived on the road, telling his stories on bridges, in parks and in town squares. He succeeded in enchanting his audience but restricted them with only one forbiddance, no recordings.
Author of ‘The Toy Hunters’ will be attending a book signing event at WHSmith, Manchester. The Author will be signing his first book and promoting the upcoming book from the sequel, pre-release. Part two is titled as ‘The Toy Hunters Returns – Part Two’. The book is about the ‘The Toy Soldier', who has recently learned about the freedom, roles of other toys and the feared enemy, The Toy Hunters. John, the toy soldier, takes on leadership and must devise a plan of defence. Can he protect other fellow toys from the threat of the enemy or they would have to live in fear forever? Peter David was born in Rusholme Close, Manchester. He grew up with four brothers. He served an apprenticeship as a plumber, which led him to work in the North Sea and later in London, Kent, South Wales, and Yorkshire. He worked for multiple companies handling instrumentation in the heavy construction industry.
WH Smith’s will be hosting a book signing event for the children’s book ‘Alex and His Magic Dragon’ by Rose Miller. It is an exciting chance for young readers to meet the author in person and get a signed copy of her book. ‘Alex and his magic Dragon’ is a collection of delightful stories, where the reader follows the adventures of eight-year-old Alex and his magic dragon. Flicker is the magic dragon who, with a flick of the tail can bring out the magic and make Alex’s life easier and happier. Rose Miller has worked abroad for many years in Malta, Libya and Saudi Arabia. She has taught English to young Arabic children. Rose is an author with a rich life experience. She has two married sons and two grandchildren.
A Book Signing event is being hosted at WH Smith, Manchester, which will be attended by J.D. Welch to promote her three books titled as ‘The Quantum Code’, ‘The Einstein Code’ and ‘The Darwin Code’. The author will be present there for a few hours, so be sure to reach in time to get your signed copy of the books. Three books titled as ‘The Quantum Code’, ‘The Einstein Code’ and ‘The Darwin Code’ are children’s adventure books full of mysteries, riddles and puzzles. Young Ben Baxter and his mother Sue escape a series of unfortunate events that require solving puzzles. The books are targeted towards keeping the family safe and will keep you curious until after you have turned the last page. J. D. Welch was born and raised in Stockport. As a child, she enjoyed reading, puzzles and listening to music. Her passion for those only grew with her. She graduated from Oxford with a degree in Chemistry and worked with multiple firms in different marketing management roles. After becoming a mother, she chose to focus more on writing and caring for her children and parents.
A book signing event is being hosted by WHSmith at Trafford Centre, Peel Avenue, Stretford, Manchester to introduce Anthony Kee’s book, ‘Only Human’. Anthony Kee will greet the audience and sign the copies of his book for them. It is an excellent opportunity to meet the author of such an interesting book. ‘Only Human’ is a fascinating tale of the race of mankind against time. Archaeologist Edgar Blake and his colleagues are shoving into a world both incredible and terrifying, where the impossible seems possible. From their last excursion to Tibet, they have stumbled upon mind-blowing hidden mysteries of what lies in the past, present and future. Now they need to disentangle the truth of this so-called ‘Utopia’ before the time runs out. Anthony Kee lives and works in Lancashire, England. He has recently started writing after his Children having all grown up and finally moved out. Free from parental duties he is now pursuing his life long passion to become a published author. He enjoys reading renowned writers and gets inspired from them.
Mariam James will be attending the book launch event of her amazing book ‘We Are All Special’. The author will present the copies of her book for sale and share the brief synopsis of the book with the audience. ‘We Are All Special’, holds the message for children and their parents that our flaws are not something we should cover but enjoy, as they form our personality and are a part of our individuality. God has made everyone in a perfect image of His own self. Mariam James is a children’s author who wants to inspire the young generation through her short stories. She knows that it’s a big responsibility, and it is in the hands of the parents of future leaders. Her aim is to write books that are for both parents and children to give them some insight. Her stories are based on morals, etiquette, and principles.
Judith Snell will be attending a book signing event for her book ‘Fun Facts About Familiar Insects: The Grasshopper’. The event will be hosted by WH Smith. The author Judith will be there for a few hours. So, make sure to come on time and not miss the chance of getting your signed copy of her book. ‘Fun Facts About Familiar Insects: The Grasshopper’ is an informative book for children with colourful illustration and amazing facts about ‘The Grasshopper’. It is a fun way to educate children about insect living around them and their role in the food chain and ecosystem. Judith Snell has lived in many parts of the UK and in Hong Kong, China and Venezuela and worked in Higher Education. She is married and lives in Cheshire. She has three adult daughters and seven grandchildren. Listening to and reading to her grandchildren inspired her to write of "The Grasshopper".
Just before Christmas, author James Fellows will be signing the copies of his book ‘The Story of Jim’. On Friday, 21/12/18, James will be at The Kings Head Pub, Lichfield Staffordshire on the occasion of the Staffordshire's "Old Comrades Association" celebration of the regiments FEROZESHAH battle honour's anniversary. The event will commence at 1 pm and shall last till 5 pm. Make sure you get your copy signed. ‘The Story of Jim’ is an autobiography of a British born World War II soldier. In this book, he has conferred the eventful journey of his life. He served military and later moved to Canada. He shared his accounts as a soldier and paratrooper in Germany, Northern Island, Malaya, and Hong Kong during the war. Afterwards, he also worked as an engineer and engineering manager, and assisted immigrants like himself. Later he took two years to break from engineering and travelled through Antarctica. He moved to Vermont and Ohio, USA, to further his career in engineering. Later at the age of 45, he moved back to the UK on the insistence of his family. After losing his life partner, he opted to get admission in Royal Hospital of Chelsea, where many other retired soldiers reside. There he enjoyed wood carving, painting, ceramics and writing ‘The Story of Jim’.
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