The theme of this year’s Book Week is adventure.
Join us for a conversation with: Kateryna Babkina
Kateryna is a Ukrainian poet, short story writer, novelist, playwright and screenwriter. And winner of the Angelus Central European Literature Award.
Together we will explore the positive aspects of new beginnings and adventures in Scotland.
Free to attend, children very welcome.
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