Back on the Shelf

Nice to see Satu back in some bookshops and other outlets, almost 25 years after she first appeared. A big shout-out to Colin Wade and Laury Conn, the co-founders of the 1in200 initiative, dedicated to promoting local authors in Oxfordshire.

This display is actually in Il Botanico Italian cafe and deli in Headington but half a dozen independent bookshops around the county are supporting the programme, along with some outlets like The Story Museum and (coming soon) Flo’s Cafe in Florence Park. See the website for more info: 1in200.uk

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