Author Alvina Noor will be hosting a book signing event of her children’s book, East Girl West Girl, at Forge Market, Duke Street, Glasgow, on Sunday, 5th September 2021, from 11 am to 3 pm. The readers will get an opportunity to meet the author and discuss the book with her. Mark your calendars, and don’t forget to join your favourite author.    East Girl West Girl narrates a beautiful story of two young girls. Both friends are from different cultures, faith and backgrounds, yet their bonding depicts the essence of mutual respect and acceptance. This wonderful storybook will teach your children all the beautiful values. Grab a copy here.   Alvina Noor is a Scottish Muslim who lives in Motherwell, Lanarkshire. She is a Reflexologist and Aromatherapist. Alvina likes to spend her time studying and socializing with friends. 

On Thursday, 28th October, author Yasmin Khan will take part in an event being organized at the Essex Libraries. She will grace the event with a book reading session from her children’s book called Moira's Magical Dream Strands. The timings for the event are 10 am to 12 noon. The event is child-friendly and Yasmin Khan’s reading will surely delight the kids. Save the date and take your kids along.   Moira's Magical Dream Strands is the imaginative world of this young girl named Moira. Every second she is doing something new, sometimes cleaning the mess and at other times, creating the mess. Moira’s activities are very thrilling and fun-filled to be read by young readers. The author’s style makes the happenings even more intriguing.   Yasmin Khan is a published writer and poet. She is a mother of five and also a grandmother, which makes her interaction with children very frequent. We can very well expect her to write amazing stories for kids.

Mark your calendars for the 19th of September to meet Connor Parkin. The author of Nectar Collected will be having a book signing and a meet and greet. The event will take place at Forge Market, Glasgow, from 11 am to 3 pm.    Nectar Collected is a rhythmic poetry book filled with words full of flavours of life and love. The author also gives us a taste of his perspectives, letting the reader know how he has felt over different stages of life.   Connor Parkin was initially introduced to the world of poetry by a friend named Darrell. After being inspired by the lyrics of the music of the '90s and '00s, he has been writing poetry and has not stopped ever since.

Ready to put on your reminders for Saturday, 16th October? The author of the thrilling tale of The Forgotten Gun, John Reid, will be present for a book signing at the Forge Market. It will begin at 11 am and end at 3 pm. The audience can get their respective book’s copies signed by the author and will also have a chance to speak to him. The Forgotten Gun is a nail-biting story about three police officers who know their career is short-lived as one of them is a re-hired detective, and the other two are misfits. They get stuck on a double homicide with no clue of solving this nearly impossible case. They will have to dive into the seedy territory to figure this one out. John Reid started writing after he retired from the data and industry business. He worked as a consultant in his field. It was in 2018 that he professionally took on the role of a full-time author.

George Horton will be a part of a book signing session for his new publication titled Clans. The session will take place on 28th November 2021 at Forge Market, Glasgow. The author will mark his presence from 11 am till 3 pm. Don’t forget to get your copy signed and interact with the author.   Clans is about the ancient history of clans who lived in caves. The caves were on the top, edging above Northern Europe. This book reflects the evolution of life on Earth. The author argued that clans living in stone age were unaware of each other and lived for a short time. All the clans had different perceptions about the existence of other clans. To get this interesting historical book, click here.   George Horton is settled in Ayrshire. He served in Royal Military Police as a computer technician for 20 years. He used to travel long miles. Years of camping and hiking in Scotland and Canada blessed him with the necessary inspiration for writing ‘Clans’.

A book signing event will be held on 4th December 2021. Yvonne Ridley will lead the event. She is the author of the book ‘The Caledonians’. The book signing will take place at Forge Market. The author will mark his presence on Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm.   The Caledonians is a teen fiction story of a Scottish professor of History, who is blessed with a never-ending life. He faced several deadly incidents while travelling in time. He interacted with famous and vicious people during his expeditions. Get this book here to read about strange yet exciting time travel incidents.   Yvonne Ridley is a journalist by profession for forty years. She has written many books but this book is her first-ever fiction writing. She was inspired by the peaceful scenery around her residence at the Scottish farms.   

Reverend Father Alan Cox will talk about his latest publication, The Life of a Psychic Broadcaster, on 2nd October 2021. The talk will be held from 10 am to 5:30 pm at the Royal Asiatic Society, 14 Stephenson Way Euston London NW1 2HD.   The Life of a Psychic Broadcaster is based on the experiences of the author while he was a radio broadcaster. This is the journey of the author from the ignorant life towards an inspiring life. He served in England and developed a strong bond with God. He inspired people to change their lives and turn their path towards spirituality. Click here to get your hands on this autobiography.   Reverend Father Alan Cox is a spiritual healer who inspires people in healing and tracking their lives. He is doing multiple jobs; theatre production, hosting, and radio broadcasting are among them. He is also a psychic investigator.

Our author, Carla Malone, invites all to her upcoming book signing event. Mark the date and time – Saturday, 30th October from 11 am till 3 pm, at the Forge Market, Duke Street, Glasgow. She will be talking about her book, Nigel, the Naughty Broomstick, signing copies for the audience. Don’t miss out on this chance to meet her.    Nigel, the Naughty Broomstick is a fun book for the young ones; a story about a quiet neighbourhood that is turned upside down when a witch moves into it. The people of Rose street begin to figure out if the witch is good or bad. They have yet to face Nigel, the mischievous broomstick of the witch.   Carla Malone has been working in the field of education for twenty-six years. Dealing with children is part of her life. She has seen first-hand how children books are beneficial for young minds.