Two stars of the screen will head to Hungerford Bookshop to sign their first books for children.
On August 26th (Bank Holiday Monday), King of Ballroom, Strictly royalty and bestselling author, Anton du Beke, will sign copies of Codename Foxtrot (ideal for readers aged 7-10). Set in London in 1940 this is a fun mystery that Jacqueline Wilson called ‘an exciting adventure with all the speed and style of Anton’s dancing’. Anton will be at the bookshop from 2-3pm.
Friday September 13th, sees Pointless host, comedian and Classic FM presenter, Alexander Armstrong sign Evenfall: The Golden Linnet (appealing to readers aged around 9-12). Bursting with ancient magic, secret societies, and fearsome foes Richard Osman calls it ‘A Da Vinci Code for kids’.
Tickets are the cost of the books, and as spaces are limited must be booked in advanced – just head here to book. If you can’t make it on those days they can arrange a signed copy to be reserved for you.