Join CBeebies screenwriter (Tiny Wonders, Nina and the Neurons) and children's author Emily Dodd for a rocket themed storytelling session with her brand new book: Surfing the Moon/ Jack knows he’s different from other kids – he doesn’t think the way they do. Jack’s love of the moon leads him on a courageous journey into the sea. This is a story about neurodiversity, finding new friends, facing your fears and following your dreams. At the end of the event, there will be a short, fun craft activity making some mini-rockets. There will be an opportunity to purchase a signed copy of Surfing the Moon after the event. In partnership with the Children's Wood.
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READ MORECome and join WestFest, Glasgow Folk Music Workshop and the team at the Advanced Research Centre (the ARC) for the annual outdoor ceilidh at the St Mungo's Square events space!
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READ MOREGlasgow Mitchell Library Classics Book Group runs on the first Thursday of each month with the library kindly providing books for all members, so there is no cost involved!
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