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Date and Time: November 13th , 7pm: Venue: Bernie's Cafe Deli
Join us at Bernie’s Cafe Deli this November to celebrate the paperback release of Common Ground with Scottish prize-winning author Elissa Soave.
Elissa is the author of Ginger and Me and Graffiti Girls, and Common Ground is a brilliant, warm and thought-provoking story about friendship, family and the things that bring us together.
Elissa will be in conversation with writer and podcaster Helen Cross, followed by an audience Q&A and book signing.
Common Ground -
Germaine only accepted the job at the Kenmar allotments for a fresh start. Far from anyone who knows her history she can focus on work and tending to her own plot. Most of the other plot-holders keep to themselves and that suits her just fine.
But when the local council announces plans to turn the allotments into luxury housing, Germaine finds herself leading a battle to save the place that has become a sanctuary for fractured souls. Amidst crumbling sheds and overgrown paths, the rag-tag band plan protests, forge alliances and uncover long-buried secrets. Soon they’ll learn that the allotments aren’t just plots of land but a place to belong.
We would love you to join us for a relaxed evening of literature at Bernie’s.
Ticket link - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2002944422686?aff=oddtdtcreator
Date and Time: November 13th , 7pm: Venue: Bernie's Cafe Deli
Join us at Bernie’s Cafe Deli this November to celebrate the paperback release of Common Ground with Scottish prize-winning author Elissa Soave.
Elissa is the author of Ginger and Me and Graffiti Girls, and Common Ground is a brilliant, warm and thought-provoking story about friendship, family and the things that bring us together.
Elissa will be in conversation with writer and podcaster Helen Cross, followed by an audience Q&A and book signing.
Common Ground -
Germaine only accepted the job at the Kenmar allotments for a fresh start. Far from anyone who knows her history she can focus on work and tending to her own plot. Most of the other plot-holders keep to themselves and that suits her just fine.
But when the local council announces plans to turn the allotments into luxury housing, Germaine finds herself leading a battle to save the place that has become a sanctuary for fractured souls. Amidst crumbling sheds and overgrown paths, the rag-tag band plan protests, forge alliances and uncover long-buried secrets. Soon they’ll learn that the allotments aren’t just plots of land but a place to belong.
We would love you to join us for a relaxed evening of literature at Bernie’s.
Ticket link - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2002944422686?aff=oddtdtcreator