Wednesday, 1 December 2021

Local Author Danny Hughes publishes his Children’s Book, “Life’s Crazy! Esme’s Story”

Danny's children’s book “Life’s Crazy! Esme’s Story” receives its launch at 11.30am on Saturday 11th December at the Plough Arts Centre, Torrington. He will be reading excerpts from his book, and there will be music with Fleur Sparrow, followed by book signings. It is a free event, everyone is welcome.

Danny, who lives in Great Torrington, said,”It is the story of Esme, who has hair like fire, is proud, kind, almost nine years old, and dances to her own tune!” The book is set in North Devon and bursts into life with thirty beautiful colour paintings by the artist Klara Plumtree.

Danny, who has been a Community Arts Organiser and worked for the Devon Wildlife Trust for many years, has merged his passions of arts and nature into this story, which has been 20 years in the making.

He conjures up an exciting tale influenced by his own experiences living with his children in a caravan in the Devon countryside. Life's Crazy! Esme’s Story, aims to capture the quirkiness of Roald Dahl, the playfulness of Pippi Longstocking and the message of climate activist Greta Thunberg.

Serious subjects are tackled including bullying, the loss of a parent, and the threat of the destruction of an ancient woodland. But this is not a dull read. It is a fast moving, magical story about the power of fun, personal courage and hope! 

Local Author Danny Hughes publishes his Children’s Book,  “Life’s Crazy! Esme’s Story”

 “Life’s Crazy! Esme’s Story” by local author Danny Hughes

 Local Author Danny Hughes publishes his Children’s Book,  “Life’s Crazy! Esme’s Story”

Local Author Danny Hughes 
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Danny's book “Life’s Crazy! Esme’s Story”
is available at the Plough Arts Centre Craft Fair, Great Torrington from 1st–23rd December. 
 Suitable for children aged 7–10 years.
 For further information and to order a copy email Danny at esmestory10@gmail.com
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Local stockists include: 
Plough Arts Centre; The Sweet Spot,  Great Torrington;
 Ilfracombe Book Shop; The Bookery, Crediton; 
Walter Henry’s Bookshop, Bideford; Appledore Bookshop.

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