John Hughes, the author of Spitfire Spies will be at  Reigate Community Festival as a guest of the organisers where he will also be selling and signing copies of his latest novel. The event takes place on Saturday 2nd July from 10.30am till 10.30pm. "In this highly crafted thrilling World War II debut novel, John Hughes introduces a different dimension to an oft written about subject. Featuring daring female aviators, German spies on English soil and shady government officials on both sides of the Channel, Spitfire Spies is sure not only to surprise but to enthral."

Simon Adepetun will be at Great Sankey Fun Day in Warrington on Saturday 2nd July between 12-4pm with his childrens book The Bee Hive.  Simon will be signing copies of his title as well as holding a 'meet and greet' with the author!

Local author J D Welch will be signing copies of her imaginative children's book 'The Einstein Code' on Tuesday 21st of June. For a chance to help the author crack the Einstein code and get your hands on a copy of the book head down to Heaton's Library from 4pm.

J D Welch is holding an imaginative book signing event at Thackeray's Books in Manchester on Saturday 18th June. Come along from 2pm to help crack the Einstein code. The winner will receive a signed copy of the book presented by the author.

Simon Adepetun, author of The Bee Hive will be at Orford Park Festival, Warrington on Sunday 12th June between 12-4pm.  The Bee Hive is a tight little sharp-witted bumble through a short period in Dan's young life. ‘What's a bumble?' - ‘Shut up, Alice!'

Tune in to Mix 104.9 Darwin on Monday 6th June to hear author of YA sensation 'Verge' in conversation with The CRUZE Presenter Jac Bowie. ‘Verge' is the first book in a new series of dramatic vampire teen novels by Rebecca Bradford, featuring the instantly likeable protagonist Ashleigh Palmer. As Ashleigh turns 18, she also begins a complex and difficult transition from a world of normality to a world which she only previously believed existed in fantasy. She begins to change, to the distress and worry of her family and particularly her best friend, Emma. Then the cravings begin... for blood. When her mother reveals the secret of her paternity her world is turned upside down. In this, the first book of the series, Rebecca Bradford has written a dramatic and engaging tale of how one young woman deals with her surprising destiny.

Simon Adepetun will be promoting his childrens book The Bee Hive at Birchwood Carnival, Birchwood, Warrington on Sunday 5th June between 12-4pm. Come along and meet the author!