Eric and the Mystical Bear: A wonderful chance to meet popular children's author Peter Ward as he introduces the final story in his Viking Adventures trilogy. This time bold Eric takes centre stage; he has always been the outspoken, undefeatable character, much admired by his friends and we find him in this final gripping tale accidentally confronting the Saxon's mythological nightmare, the Black Shuck! It looks like the young Viking adventurer's luck has run out, but has it?
With an opportunity to ask Peter your questions and have your books signed. Plus ' enter our creative writing competition for a chance to win a selection of writing materials, books and book tokens!
(Entry details provided on booking) Suitable for age 8 plus. Pre-booking advised: 01904 615505
Eric and the Mystical Bear at York Mansion House in York, Yorkshire on Friday, 17 February 2012.
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