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 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.

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.

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.

Author of three great books, Sharon Plant will be attending a book signing event hosted by Barnstaple Library. She will be signing the copies of ‘The Life of Riley’, ‘The Fisherwoman’, and ‘The Last Supper’. ‘The Life of Riley’ is inspired from the diary of author’s grandmother and tells the tale of the time period in the early 1900s. A moving tale of love, poverty, alcoholism and kindness that can transport you in time. ‘The Fisherwoman’ is a tale of a young girl from 1950s who fells pregnant after a rape and suffers prejudice in her small town until she is murdered. ‘The Last Supper’ is the fateful story of a farmer plucked from his village life by an artist to be implanted in the very different city life, where his fortunes boom but so does his troubles. The authors of these brilliant books, Sharon Plant is a very talented writer and a painter with over 30 years of experience in arts. She has accomplished a lot during her professional life and established London's innovative gallery, Aspects. She was a founding member of the New Designers Exhibition; Festival Coordinator for the London Design Festival and Director of ‘The Sorrell Foundation’. Sharon has lectured at five of the University of Arts London colleges and organized exhibitions for the Royal College of Art.

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.

Blue Stockings Bookstore will be hosting a book signing event for historical fiction book ‘Ghost of the Nightingale’. Patrick J Gorman and Diana Gorman will be signing the copies of their book for the attendants of the event. After a great response from the previous book signing at Atria Living Centre, this event is also looking promising.                        ‘Ghost of the Nightingale’ is the story of unfinished business and a life cut short too early. This book tells the heartbreaking tale of a young man who finds himself imprisoned in a death camp devised for mass murder. Authors have very deftly carved a message of hope from rather depressive historical facts. The book shares a lesson from history and a message of hope as the world continuously witnesses the war of evil and good. Patrick J Gorman and Diana Gorman strongly believe that human rights are sacred. Authors have skilfully brought to life the horrific historical facts of holocaust and major violations of human rights during the war. Patrick is a New York Certified Public Accountant and a licensed stockbroker. Diana is a Speech/Language Pathologist.

The school has invited the author John Parson to address children in the assembly and deliver a talk to them. The author will also engage the students in a question and answer session. John has planned to talk about his journey towards becoming a published author and will encourage children to pursue their dreams. ‘Ten Quests’ is a great book recommended for young children of nine years and above. Join Scott on his adventure in the ‘spooky house’ with ten rooms. Each room of the spooky house is another world, with jungles, dragons and man-eating flowers. John Parson has studied commercial designing and has worked in different fields from printing press where he started as press operator to selling insurances. He has so far published six books, four for children and two for the adult audience.