Luke with his latest book 'Secret Theatre'
During the summer hols I met up with an exciting new author, Luke Temple.
Luke decided some time ago that he would like to write children’s books and, like myself, he is passionate about getting into schools and bringing his books to life…inspiring others to read, write and to generally be creative in using their imagination. Is it any wonder that the two of us get on!
Luke’s debut novel, ‘Stormy Cliff”, published by Penpress, got him off to a good start and was well-received in schools – Luke dresses up as a pirate and thoroughly entertains his audience. He has recently brought out his second book, ‘The Secret Theatre’, again published by Penpress, and is optimistic that this book will continue to establish his fast-growing reputation as a new and exciting children’s author.
You can check Luke out on his ‘brill’ websites: www.thistlewick.net or www.luketemple.co.uk (more for teachers, bookings etc)
I’m looking forward to keeping in touch with Luke and wish him deserved success for the future.
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March 14th, 2011 at 6:40 pm
i realy like luke he has the best books in the world, and he came to my school today, oh by the way i am only 9 and this is 2011 so like i said he came to my scool today to tald about his next book wich is cald stormy cliff and it has lots of cool stuff in in like pirates, ghosts, and a very strict head teacher that sends 2 twins on a mission to find gold for the school because it is going to be shut down because it has old shatterd walls and only 16 chilren in it so now you have herd about some of it you will have to find the rest out your self bye
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