💫🎉 EVENT: 15/08: Clemency Brown interactive workshop!

Name: 💫🎉 EVENT: 15/08: Clemency Brown interactive workshop!
Brand: Max Minerva's Marvellous Books
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£3.00

Clemency Brown

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Publisher: Chicken House

ISBN 13: 9781917171458

Join us for an interactive friendship bracelet and wish-making workshop with Clemency Brown, author of Wishbound: the first book in a heartfelt series about wishes and friendship!

Date:
Saturday 15th of August

Venue:
Max Minerva's, 47 Henleaze Road, BS9 4JU

Time:
The workshop will start at 11 am and will last about an hour.
We ask that parents stay with their child at all times.

Here's what you can expect:
💫 Clemency introduces herself and her novel, Wishbound (5 mins)
💫 Wishbound live-reading (5 mins)
💫 Adding wishes to Wish Jar (10 mins)
💫 Learning useful signs in British Sign Language (10 mins)
💫 Making friendship bracelets (15 mins)
💫 Book signing (10 mins)

Suitable for ages 8+

Tickets:
£3 ticket only
£7.99 ticket with a book 💫

Introducing WISHBOUND

On the tiny magical island of Onske, Leonie is a Wishmaker. Her extraordinary gifts will soon be sold to a rich and powerful family. Determined to stay free, she runs away to the real world - our world. Here she finds a new life and a new best friend, Cress.

But Leonie's old life is about to catch up with her. As enemies close in, her only way out is to grant a dangerous wish. One that could tie her to Cress forever...

First in a new magical adventure series from superstar author Clemency Brown.
Perfect for fans of Katherine Rundell; the grounded friendship of Jacqueline Wilson meets the magic of Nevermoor
Celebrates individuality, found family and identity; Cress is deaf, and the friends communicate in British Sign Language.

Clemency Brown studied Psychology at Durham University and then went on to teach at a primary school in Berkshire for nine years, where she experienced first-hand the bottomless and joyous imagination of children. When Clemency isn’t writing or doing countless puzzles with her daughter, she can usually be found reading with a large cup of tea, or doing wholesome crocheting while watching less wholesome true crime documentaries.