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Your chance to meet the author of award winning children's books later this month
Isle of Wight Literary Festival
The Isle of Wight Literary Festival is set in Northwood House, a magnificent Grade II* listed late Georgian manor house.
The Festival was launched in 2012 and grows in success each year, attracting prestigious speakers across a wide range of subjects.
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Her unexpected death came as a huge shock to all who knew Serena.
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When Paul ran evenings like this at Waterstones, they were always very popular and a great night out.
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Seventeen year old William Perkins will be presenting his latest play, Development Hell, later this month in Ventnor and then again at Quay Arts in February. Book now to secure your seats.
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Seventeen year old William Perkins will be presenting his latest play, Development Hell, at Quay Arts later this week. Book now to secure your seats.
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On World Mental Health Day and in Celebrating Age Month, Isle of Wight author, Michael Lilley, announces the launch of Papa Owl and Rocket the Dog’s Big Flying Adventure.
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A new writing group has been founded in West Wight to help other budding writers. The first meeting takes place early next month.
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Pupils from Shalfleet CE School helped the author by giving feedback on her story and illustrations before she published ‘On the Trail of the Missing Pets’, the first in series of fictional adventures set in history.
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There are lots of free sessions for children and young people at this year's Isle of Wight Literary Festival, featuring many Island authors.
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To celebrate the launch of her latest book, children’s author and illustrator Zoe Sadler has teamed up with Waterstones to run a colouring competition.
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Book your free seat to see school children tell the stories they created after workshops with storytellers, Sue Bailey and Margaret Bateson Hill. A prize-giving follows the audience's public vote.
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Pupils at St Francis took part in a number of activities last week that included book-related arts and crafts and a whole school ‘theatre in the round’ to share a love of the books.
