About this Event
Join us at Farnham Library for a special author event with Tom Easton.
Tom will be talking about writing books and working in publishing. He'll be focussing mostly on his funny books for middle-grade readers, Hotel of the Gods, Our House and Max Magic, the best-selling series he co-wrote with Stephen Mulhern.
He'll tell some terrible jokes and may even perform a couple of magic tricks, very badly.
Key information about booking:
- The event starts at 10.30am
- The event is suitable for children aged 7 to 11 years old
- Please purchase a ticket for each child attending.
- There is a charge of £4 per ticket
- Booking is essential, so be quick to avoid disappointment
- Please arrive 15 minutes early
Tom Easton is a best-selling author who has written fiction for all ages and has published more than forty books. He has written under a number of different pseudonyms in a variety of genres. Subjects include vampires, pirates, pandemics and teenage agony aunts (not all in the same book). He lives in Farnham with his wife, three children and three cats and in his spare time works as a Production Manager for Hachette Children's Books. HIs latest book is the Sunday Times Bestseller, Max Magic: The Incredible Holiday Hideout, co-written with Stephen Mulhern.
If you are not able to or do not wish to provide us with any contact details (landline or mobile number and email address) you won’t be able to purchase a ticket online. Please visit the library that is hosting the event to purchase a ticket in person.
This event is part of our programme of events for the Summer Reading Challenge 2024. This year's theme is Marvellous Makers, and it will be a celebration of the Creative Arts; children will be inspired to express themselves in creative ways, tap into a world of imagination and storytelling and - of course - to read!
The Reading Agency will be working with the charity Create and children's illustrator Natelle Quek will bring the characters to life. The Reading Agency has said the following about the theme: "Whether or not they know it as ‘creative art’, we know children enjoy being creative, telling stories and expressing themselves through various creative arts. This might be drawing pictures, building models or taking photographs; it could be an interest in scrapbooking, music or design; or perhaps it’s a love of illustrated books. The possibilities are endless."
Please enquire in branch about further events!
Farnham Library and Tom Easton are looking forward to seeing you!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Farnham Library, 28 West Street, Farnham, United Kingdom
GBP 4.00
