Bath Festival of Children's Literature

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Robert Muchamore

Saturday 01 Oct, 11.30am - 12.30pm

Ages: 10+, 11+, 12+, 13+, 14+

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CHERUB and Henderson’s Boys author Robert Muchamore talks about a typical writing day, which involves wasps, fake swear words, doing five hundred push-ups and e-mails to his A-list celebrity friends. He may also mention People’s Republic, the first in his brand new series of CHERUB adventures.

Supported by Hodder Children’s Books

Not suitable for younger readers.

£6.50

Age 10+

J5

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