Continuing our eclectic mix of author events, we very much enjoyed neuroscientist/stand-up comedian Dean Burnett’s visit in June with his unique take on happiness and the human brain. July brings popular Shropshire author/poet Kate Innes, whose debut novel, ‘ The
Book Launch ‘All the Winding World’ by Kate Innes the much anticipated sequel to Errant Hours
Thursday 5th July at 7pm in Church Stretton Library hosted by Burway Books Tickets £5 includes light refreshments Warning! Tickets are selling well for this event A sequel to the acclaimed The Errant Hours, Kate Innes’s new historic novel, All
THE HAPPY BRAIN
Talk by Dean Burnett Author of THE HAPPY BRAIN Wednesday June 20th at 7.30pm Venue: Church Stretton Library SY6 6DQ Tickets £5 to include light refreshments We only have a few tickets left for this event From Burway Books
Book Review Club & Wolfson History Prize
Book Review Club This group meets at Berry’s Coffee House between 2.30 – 4.00pm on the 2nd Thursday of most months. We will be reviewing latest releases as well as classics. Space is limited PLEASE BOOK with Ros if you
Tea with Gina Perry and The Lost Boys
GINA PERRY will be talking about her latest book The Lost Boys on Sunday (20th May) at Church Stretton Library 2.30pm Tickets are £5 including refreshments (freshly baked scones and a cuppa) GINA PERRY is an Australian psychologist and writer.
Our Book of the Week: The Lost Boys by Gina Perry
The Lost Boys by Gina Perry I’m currently reading this fascinating well written account of the famous Robbers Cave experiment in 1954, and the life of psychologist Muzafer Sherif; whose brainchild the experiment was. How was Muzafer Sherif allowed to
Geology Of The Church Stretton Area by Peter Toghill
Geologist Dr Peter Toghill has just published, in association with Shropshire Geological Society a new double-sided six page fold-out brochure price £2.00p Geology of the Church Stretton Area The brochure includes the latest ideas on fossilised rainprints and fossil plants
Our Book of the Week HISTORY of BEES by Maja Lunde
Three generations of beekeepers – from the past, the present and the future – tell the story of their relationship to bees against the context of a shifting global crisis, from the development of modern beehives in 1851 to a
Helen Pankhurst – DEEDS NOT WORDS
TO-NIGHT Helen Pankhurst will be talking about her book DEEDS NOT WORDS 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm) Methodist Church, 24 Watling St South Church Stretton SY6 7BG Tickets £5 from Burway Books 01694 723388 @HelenPankhurst
TALK BY HELEN PANKHURST: ‘DEEDS NOT WORDS’
Friday 6th April at 7.30 pm Venue: Methodist Church, Church Stretton SY6 7BG. Tickets £5 from Burway Books Light refreshments will be available in return for a donation to a charity of Helen’s choice. Helen Pankhurst is the great-granddaughter of