Mariam James will be at the book launch ceremony of her book ‘We Are All Special’ at Under 1 Roof, The I O Centre, London. The author will talk about her wonderful children’s book and present the copies of her book to the audience. The book ‘We Are Special’ is written in a way that children will be able to relate to it and understand the lessons which the author wants to convey. The book teaches us to encourage and appreciate all the children despite their flaws and imperfections because all children are made in God’s perfect image. The author of this book Mariam James studied English Literature at Kingston. Mariam encourages the children’s creativity and innovation through her books. She also supported secondary school children in improving their English skills. She aspires to represent more races, cultures, and ethnicities in her books.
The author of ‘The Funicular’, John Aaron, will visit Brighton Library, Australia for the launch ceremony of his book. The author will present the copies of his novel for sale. The author will also talk about his exciting suspense novel and his unique writing experience. The book, ‘The Funicular’, is about a detective from the Victorian Police who witnesses a shooting in the descending train as it passes. He reports the incident to the local Police and being a senior detective, he is invited to assist them in the investigation of the incident. At the same time, another artwork is stolen from a warehouse which is also linked to the shooting incident. These incidents take him on an adventurous journey to Russia, Brazil, Chile and, ultimately, back to Australia. The author of this book, John R. Aarons, is living in Melbourne with his wife while their married children and grandchildren living nearby. The author has worked as an engineer and construction supervisor at various locations of the world.
The author of the book ‘Local Time’ will be at Murray Bridge library, South Australia to attend the launch event of his book ‘Local Time’. The author will formally launch his book for sale. He will also interact with the audience and answer their queries about the book. The book ‘Local Time’ is the story of a bride Sophia, who is engrossed in her wedding plans but things didn’t go as she had planned them. Dorothy and the girls became involved in a grand theft. Her newly hired groundsman, Stuart, fools everyone with his deceptive card. There is a dubious duo on the guest list which no one knows about. The author, Fleur Lind was born and raised in New Zealand. She is a passionate writer who worked as a carer in rest homes and in the community environment. Fleur appreciates new ideas in her writings. She has two children and a black Burmese cat ‘Brina’.
As Christmas approaches don’t miss your chance to be at the book signing of Steven Bosworth. As the author plans to have the book signing of his book ‘The betrayal’, the event is linked to a Christmas Fair, at Staffordshire. ‘The Betrayal’ is a story about the life of Dean Nash, an urban man who feels as though something is missing from his life. But everything changes when Nash meets Nick owner of the nightclub. They get involved in a robbery which quickly falls under the investigation of government agency headed by Jon Wagstaff. Nash enters into a journey of his own for self-awareness takes place. Nash’s best friend Neal is not aware that Nash was a part of robbery following the death of his new girlfriend, is out for vengeance. The story ends with a shootout ending. But which men will survive. Steven Bosworth is a qualified engineering manager, who has worked with many international companies. He had been wanting to share his experience of life and the type of emotions he had been through throughout life. He had the idea of his main character, but in 2010 he finally put forward everything on paper.
Far From the Madding Crowd Bookshop to host the book launch ceremony of ‘Voices from the Past: The Baby’ by Elizabeth Uywin. The author will talk about his brilliant Autobiography and share the inspiration behind writing it. The author will also present the signed copies of his book to the audience. The book ‘Voices from the Past: The baby’ is a story of Cole family in London destroyed by World Wars. During the wartime, the family faced such a hard time that Percy Cole’s wife Jackie had to use all her approach to save the family from the poor house. The book is a sad and inspirational story of a family who fought their own separate battles. The author Elizabeth Uywin was born and raised in Braintree in 1951 on her father’s farm. Later on, they moved to London. In London, she worked in the court service for many years. This is her first book of three which follows the life of a child called Mary. Currently, she lives in Chiswick.
Jean and Jamie Illingworth, the mother and son duo will be attending The Newburgh Priory Christmas Fair (Coxwold, York, North Yorkshire, YO61 4AS). They will interact with readers, sign their two books for them and hopefully enjoy the Fair. 'Danny’s Bonfire Night' is the first book of a sequel which shares the story of a sad and lonely dragon named Danny. Danny becomes friend with a brave and smart girl Susie and helps to save the village from an accident at bonfire night. 'Danny’s Christmas' is the second book in which Danny and Susie celebrate their Christmas. Danny the dragon tries to help Susie but messes things up and had to fix them again. Jean Illingworth is a safety advisor who also does landscape photography. Additionally, she enjoys writing short stories and poems. Now she has published two amazing children books in collaboration with her son Jamie. Jamie is a writer and illustrator; he is a certified 3D animator but feels more comfortable with 2D illustrations. He brought the characters of the story to life with his creative illustrations.
Sequel of the book ‘The Bears of Bopplestone’ will be launched by the author Frank Bristow at Crediton Congregational Church. The author will and present the copies of his book for sale to the audience. The Story of this book is about three little talking bears, who are the secret keepers of the secret castle. This time they start going to school at the Little Bears’ School, high up in the mountains, in the village of Bopplestone. There is a promise for a lot more fun and adventures as they work their art of engineering learned at school to make all little bears happy again. Frank grew up in Devon, living closer to nature and three siblings. After leaving school, he joined the family business of sweet making. Later on, he met his life partner Jane. Together they raised a happy family of two daughters in the big family house with more pet animals than he ever had in his childhood. Frank fulfilled his dream of successfully running the business of sweets by the name of Willy Wonka. His fulfilled life and love for children inspired him to write about selfless, kind and helpful little bears.
Taylor Family YMCA will host a book launch ceremony of Margaret Scott’s ‘Jimmy Gets a Pet Passport’. The author will talk about this excellent children’s book and share the inspiration and lesson behind the story. ‘Jimmy Gets a Pet Passport’ is the story of Jimmy, which is a very kind and adventurous Dalmatian who likes to play with her other friends in the sun. Jimmy doesn’t like to visit the vets and this is her least favourite part. Jimmy’s new mother had to move to Scotland. Therefore, she had to go to the vet to get a pet passport so that she could fly on an aeroplane. This means that Jimmy has to overcome her fear. Margaret Scott hails from Scotland and she grew up in the North East side of the country. She studied Sports Development and Health Promotion in the University and spent nine summers as a Camp Counselor, Unit Leader and Sports Director at Camp Blue Ridge in Northern Georgia, USA.
The book signing of ‘Satellite Attack’ by Doin Perry will be hosted at Harry Hartog Bookshop, Woden. A Science Fiction about Seraphina: a girl who would answer any question, just not the future. Seraphina has to use her unique powers to avoid a satellite attack on earth which will cause the end of life on earth. However, she has to be careful, as a sleeper agent is woken by the Galactic Council, who is the Head of Earth’s Department of Extra-Terrestrial Affairs. It is up to Seraphina, her sister, and some humans, as they take dangerous steps to avoid the end of civilization. Doin Perry is an Australian, who moved from Queensland to Tasmania. Holding a Bachelors major degree in Sociology and Aboriginal Studies. He writes books on the genre of Science Fiction and Fantasy. He has written two books, Target, and Alien Love.
This Saturday, 24 November, 2018, Pauline Emsley author of three great children books, The Ticklish Scarecrow, The Tear Dragon and Rag Doll Lost, will be present at Brighton Book Fayre (the open market, Brighton). She will be available for a book signing from 10 am to 4 pm. Make sure you grab your copies of her books and get it signed by the author. Her books are about a lonely scarecrow saved by a stranger’s gift, a scared rag doll saved by recycling and a magical dragon who came into being from a tear and goes on a world of adventures. Indeed very creative ideas for stimulating imaginative powers of children. Pauline has a great gift of imagination. She is so involved in her imaginative worlds that her mother called her a daydreamer. Pauline believes imagination is a great way to explore our surroundings and in turn stay contented and healthy. To get more details about the event click here.
Don’t miss out on the book signing event of ‘Ivf and Infertility, Our Journey: A True Story of one couple's struggle against the odds' by Verity Craig. A book that dives into the life of author, who has given her view about infertility, which is a challenge that many couples have to face. It has a deep impact on a person’s life. She has given an insight on the matter from her own daily experiences. Filled with trauma, hope and all types of emotions. This book is a guide for couples who need a little guidance, as no one ever talks on the matter of infertility. Verity is a former magazine owner, who now is a business owner alongside her husband. Before she and her husband started their business, she was a freelance writer, and also had a magazine editorship career in a local publication.
The Westpoint Arena at Clyst St. Mary will host a book signing ceremony for the promotion of Michael J H Taylor’s ‘The Boy Caught in the Starlight’. This is a fantasy book about the imaginations of an intelligent thirteen-year-old boy, Jake. He is always captivated by the thrill of becoming a daredevil adventurer who once meets Professor Septimus Kneebone and admires all his inventions. Soon he finds that his inventions are the part of many historic events that have changed the course of history. Professor wants to destroy his gadgets in the fear of exploitation by a treasure-seeking criminal gang who are linked to the mysterious disappearance of his son. They set out on an adventure to transform wrong to right by using a time machine where they might end up threatening their own existence. The author, Michael J H Taylor is a successful writer who started writing books at the age of 19. He has written hundreds of great books and this one is his first in the series of adventure novels.
The author of ‘A Journey of Choice’, Hein Scheffer will be at Barrique, 3 Market Hall, Lytham to attend the book signing event of his book. The author will meet an interact with the attendees of the event and present them the signed copies of his book. The book ‘A Journey of Choice’ is the author’s biography about the diverse life he lived working in a variety of careers. The book gives its reader an insight into the life of a middle-class Afrikaner whose personal relationships gradually led him to question the foundations on which the entire life and culture of his family were based. The author Hein Scheffer was born and raised in South Africa. Later on, he emigrated to the UK with his wife. He has researched description of his native country’s tortuous, 350-year history. His life story is intermingled with the memorable events and the seismic changes in South Africa.
The ‘Petersfield Library’ in Hampshire will be hosting the book reading ceremony for John Bell’s ‘Epitaph on a Beech Tree- A Tale of the Great War’. The libraries in Hampshire are doing WW1 commemoration events throughout October and November. It is a story about an individual named ‘Ben Robinson’ who was a miner before the start of WW1. He, later on, became a dispatch rider for the war but always opposed the idea of ‘King, Country, and religion’. He was awarded a Military Medal for his service in the Military. His struggle was to find his gone spirituality and unfulfilling relationships. The story relies on the perception of social and emotional characteristics which continues to inspire its readers. The author, John Bell was born into a middle-class family in the city of Nottingham. He was a popular dilettante who left school with not much to gain. He started and built his career in music education and became an accomplished drummer later on.
Get ready for an amazing opportunity to be a part of an amazing book launch. Sofitel Hotel in Collins will be hosting the book launch of ‘Mad Sky’ authored by Dan Ryan. This book depicts the spiritual relationship of power and beauty which is embedded in the natural world. We look at all the signs, messages, myths and symbols put in the poetic illustrations put forward as universal signs and truths. Taking a deeper look at the imperfect and vague poetry, which also gives out light and certain truths we search for, but we can’t understand or reach due to our own limitations. An imbalance of wanting to know and keeping sane at the same time. Dan Ryan was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia. His life has been greatly impacted by the works that he has studied. His passions extend outward to forests, farms and even horseback. According to him, we can reach to the spiritual world by spending time with nature and understanding the myths, symbolism, and lessons from the ancestors.
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