Rooted in the teachings of BCA’s co-founder Len Garrison, we invite hundreds of young people to a special gathering with the loved Children Laurette Malorie Blackman OBE. Award-winning and critically-acclaimed Malorie is celebrated for her ingenious and brave stories that transport young minds into future imaginings and possibilities. With more than 60 works in her repertoire, including the popular Noughts and Crosses, Malorie is renowned for stories that have inspired generations of children in Britain.
Join us at Lambeth Town Hall for storytelling and conversations led by Malorie Blackman with the next generation readers and future writers.
Children are free and must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Malorie Blackman afternoon talk
Children – Free *children aged 16 years and under
Adult with accompanying child – £3.00
Adult only – £8.00
Also, pre-order your favourite Malorie Blackman title and get the opportunity to have your purchased book signed.
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