Susan Brunt (Nanny Sue) is excited for the storytelling session of her book, Jack the Pirate With A Secret, coming up at the Cheadle Community Library. The reading session will be held on Saturday, 14th August from 10.30 AM to 11.30 AM. The reading session promises to be a fun-filled and exciting event for children and parents alike. You wouldn't want to miss this super-event!   Jack the Pirate With a Secret is a beautifully illustrated book about Jack, a charming and brave pirate who steers the ship. When a storm comes at the sea, everyone looks up to Jack for inspiration. But Jack has a secret of his own! So, get ready for this fun-filled adventure with Jack that will keep you hooked and thinking about Jack’s secret.   Susan Brunt (Nanny Sue) is a retired Primary School Teacher and always had a fascination for books and stories. Therefore, she ended up teaching so many children to love books. Her journey across the sea, coming head-to-head with a storm, became an inspiration for her children's book. She lives in Staffordshire Moorlands.  

Chiswick Book Festival is taking place from 9th-15th September this year. As exciting as it gets, our amazing author Lena Shah will also mark her presence as a speaker alongside 20 other authors. She will be speaking at the prior Waterstones Local Authors Party on Tuesday, 7th September at Boston Room, George IV. The timings for this gathering are 7 pm-9 pm. Every author will have a designated time to speak about their books. You can find out further details of the event here.   Impetus is the title of Lena’s poetry and prose of which she will be speaking at the event. The book has certain elements of a memoir as well. It contains both poetic verses and prosaic narration. Not just that, this inspiring title is also decorated with illustrations and quotes by the big names of the world of poetry which Lena has included as a tribute.   Apart from being a writer and a poet, Lena Shah is also a yoga and language teacher. She was born in Yorkshire and has Indian origins. Her purpose is to guide others to enlightened paths through a unique coaching style.

Nigel Gann’s book launch event is set to take place on 3rd September at The Hub at St Mary’s, Lichfield. The timings for this event are 6 pm-8 pm. This launch is for Nigel’s book called ‘The Great Education Robbery.’ If you are around, do not miss out on this event since it’s an opportunity to meet the honourable winner of the National Teaching Award in 2007. Yes, Nigel Gann has won this award for his applaudable work in the education sector of England.   The Great Education Robbery sums up Nigel’s analysis on the control of the business and political elite over the schools which were established as a community service on community levels. Not just he presents the problem but also prescribes the solution. His book make an important read and is an extraction of Nigel Gann’s nationwide experience in teaching not just students but also training teachers and adults. He is now a consultant and designs programs for BBC TV and Radio as well.

Get ready Nottingham! Denise Popat is coming with an exciting event you can attend with your kids and family at Austin Street, Bulwell. This is going to be a book signing and storytelling gathering on August 16th from 11 am-2 pm. Make sure to put a reminder to head towards Bulwell Forest Garden on Monday and do not forget to take the kids along. Denise will be reading from her book called ‘Magnificent, Marvellous Minibeasts.’   Magnificent, Marvellous Minibeasts is a children’s read written in an easy manner that the early learners can read for themselves. It is also just as perfect for parents to read to their children. The book takes us into the marvellous world of minibeasts residing in the gardens. The author writes about all the varieties that can be found and also weaves an interesting line of conversation among the creatures.   Denise Popat is a grandmother now and has worked as a nursery and special needs teacher. She likes to create and write stories for children. As the first series of books, she has chosen the theme of minibeast and hopes that schools can also benefit from this series.

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.