CHILDREN’S author Frank Cottrell-Boyce will be at the St Helens Book Stop this Saturday for a book signing.
The Rainhill-born writer will be signing copies of his recently-published The Wonder Brothers.
Frank is a former pupil at St Bartholemew's Primary School in Rainhill and at West Park.
Last year he received the Pride of St Helens Lifetime Achievement Award due to his achievements as a children's author and screenwriter.
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He wrote the script for the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics, where he used the town’s motto Ex Terra Lucem as inspiration, and a more recent script for the late Queen Elizabeth II’s on-screen cameo with Paddington Bear that formed part of 2022’s Jubilee celebrations.
We are so excited to welcome @frankcottrell_b to The Book Stop this Saturday 16th at 1pm! Celebrate the release of 'The Wonder Brothers' with us.#booksigning #whatsoninsthelens #indiebookshop #freekidsevents #frankcottrellboyce #thewonderbrothers pic.twitter.com/K87Q0uGmqJ
— The Book Stops Here 📕 (@StHBookStop) September 12, 2023
Frank will be in the Book Stop on Bridge Street, St Helens, from 1pm on Saturday, September 16.
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