Two Can Play, by children’s author and illustrator Margaret Sturton
Launch Event on Tuesday 30th March 2021, 7.30pm, onlineÂ
Rising star Margaret Sturton’s highly-acclaimed debut picture book, A Fox Called Herbert, was read by Stephen Fry to support Save the Children UK and has recently been long-listed for the Jhalak Prize. Â
Margaret’s second picture book, Two Can Play, is published by Andersen Press on 1st April 2021. P&G Wells is excited to present this exclusive opportunity to hear Margaret, a freelance author and illustrator based in Winchester, talk about her work and read from the book, followed by a Q&A.Â
Two Can Play is a wry tale of hard work and reward. Cat likes to work in the garden, digging, planting seeds and growing vegetables. Puss doesn’t see the point, preferring to sit around in the house drinking tea. But Puss really likes to eat delicious food, so when Cat makes a feast with her harvest, Puss wants to share…Â
Ticket to online event on Zoom £1.50 (to cover administration costs).Â
Ticket free when buying a signed copy of Two Can Play with exclusive goodie bag for £12.99*.Â
P&G Wells offer: add a copy of A Fox Called Herbert at approximately 15% off the RRP – in hardback for a total of £23.98*, or paperback (out 1st April, RRP £6.99) for a total of £17.98*.Â
A link will be sent via email shortly before the event. Tickets are non-refundable. Should you have any difficulty booking a ticket or have any queries on this event, please email us at events@pgwells.co.uk.Â
*Â Â If delivery is required, a charge will be added at the checkout.
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