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Songster - Loughborough's own war horse
Author Alison Mott and illustrator Liz Waddell share the story of how they became involved in creating the picture book about a real horse from Loughborough who went to war. They explore the challenges and responsibilities of telling his
Author Alison Mott and illustrator Liz Waddell share the story of how they became involved in creating the picture book about a real horse from Loughborough who went to war. They explore the challenges and responsibilities of telling historical stories ethically, simply and in a way suitable for children, and how words and pictures can work together to bring the past to life. There will be a chance to purchase the book at the talk. Doors open at 7pm for light refreshments and the talk commences at 7.30pm Booking essential on 01509-233754 or by calling into the museum Friends of Charnwood Museum £3 and Guests £5 – all welcome Please use the evening entrance to the museum on the night opposite the library on Granby Street
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