Debbie Spencer will be paying a visit to The British School of Marbella on Wednesday 3rd February. Hoping to inspire a new generation of budding writers, she will be discussing her experiences of becoming a published author, as well as reading extracts from her Monty And His Amazing Adventures series. 

Mark Roberts, author of Lean, An Ongoing Journey, will be signing copies of his book and speaking with readers at Blackwells Leeds on Tuesday 2nd February from 6.45. Lean, An Ongoing Journey is a comprehensive guide to the Lean manufacturing philosophy first devised by Toyota Production. Mark Roberts uses his years of experience to discuss how this process can be adapted for any workplace.

Amanda Hart will be holding a workshop at Neal's Yard, in Bury St.Edmunds on Sunday 31st January 10-5pm. "The Guys Upstairs charts the life of Amanda Hart from a violent, difficult childhood through to middle age where she meets The Guys Upstairs and finds her destiny. It's a remarkable life which sees her flirt with celebrities and skirt disaster in a series of harrowing relationships. For those who believe in angels this is a fine read."

Wendy will be speaking about 'Any Day Now' at Jersey History Festival to be held at Jersey Library on Friday 22nd January. 

Amanda Hart will be at Covent Gardens's 'The Poetry Cafe' on Thursday 21st January 2016, from 6.30 - 9.30pm for the launch of her autobiography 'The Guys Upstairs'. There will be welcome drinks and nibbles as well as a chance to meet some inspirational people who Amanda has worked with over the years. Amanda will be holding an author talk about her book and will finish the evening with personal book signings.

Penelope Barrass will be attending a local primary school in Morpeth on Wednesday 13th June with her book 'Derek the Dragon's Food Tasting Adventure'. Penelope will be holding a workshop with the Early Years pupils, where the children will be trying some of the edible foods in the book and trying some different ones.

Jean Bunton will be signing copies of 'You Can't Catch a Tiger By His Tale' at Pampered Petz in Horsby on Wednesday 23rd December from 11am. When Tiger swallows the television remote, he somehow finds himself trapped inside the TV! Every time someone pats his tummy, he's zapped to another channel. Tiger explores Africa alongside acclaimed broadcaster Sir Rufus Doberman, before joining a group of sniffer dogs on the Channel Two News! Eventually Tiger arrives on the set of a cookery contest. Will the judge approve of his unique concoctions? And how will he ever find his way back home? Before you wind down for Christmas be sure to pop by to meet Jean, and the star of the show, Tiger!

Join Jean Bunton at Purr-fect Pets in St. Ives NSW on Saturday 19th December from 10:30am, as she will be signing copies of her latest book, 'You Can't Catch a Tiger by His Tale'. When Tiger swallows the television remote, he somehow finds himself trapped inside the TV! Every time someone pats his tummy, he's zapped to another channel. Tiger explores Africa alongside acclaimed broadcaster Sir Rufus Doberman, before joining a group of sniffer dogs on the Channel Two News! Eventually Tiger arrives on the set of a cookery contest. Will the judge approve of his unique concoctions? And how will he ever find his way back home? Jean Bunton is the author of more than thirty published books. These range from the children's books Hong Kong - Amazing Tales (1992) and Megan and the eBike (2003), to textbooks and pantomimes. Her musical, The Magic Jungle (2007) had its world premiere in Hong Kong, and is now represented by Origin Theatrical in Sydney and Theatrical Rights Worldwide in New York. Jean has a Doctorate in Creative Arts from the University of Western Sydney. Originally from London, Jean lived in Hong Kong for 23 years. She currently resides in Sydney with her husband, and Tiger, of course.