Meet the Author
with Liz Hyder
Tuesday 26th November, 7pm
The Lord Nelson, Brigg
We are thrilled to welcome Liz Hyder back to Brigg!
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This time, after a busy day in schools, Liz will be chatting about her new Young Adult fiction title, The Twelve.
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Described as hauntingly beautiful, it interweaves with ancient folklore, and we love it!
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Ideal for readers 12 +, as well as teachers and anyone with an interest in YA Fiction, we invite you to The Lord Nelson to meet Liz and find out more about her life as her writer and her books, most especially, The Twelve.
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Tickets are available on a Pay What You'd Like basis, and any funds raised from event donations throughout the year will go towards supporting and maintaining No Limits Festival.
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PLEASE NOTE THAT UNDER EIGHTEEN'S SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT/GUARDIAN.
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Reserve your ticket via the link below, also available from The Rabbit Hole.
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About The Twelve
"We are the echo in the cave, the footsteps that follow you in the dark, the shadows in the trees.
We are fur and feather, bark and bone. We are light and dark. Earth and sky. Sun and moon. We are as one…"
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It's supposed to be a treat for Kit, a winter holiday by the coast with her sister Libby and their mum. But as the solstice moon rises high in the sky, Kit and Libby are drawn to a mysterious white tower, only to face disaster when Libby vanishes. The world has rewritten itself, leaving Kit to navigate a reality where her sister has never existed. Even their mum doesn't remember her.
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But then Kit meets Story, a local boy who remembers Libby perfectly. He teams up with Kit and together they embark on a perilous journey fraught with dangers beyond their wildest imagination, crossing a world steeped in ancient folklore. Can Kit and Story uncover the secret of the Twelve and rescue Libby before Time itself vanishes?
Liz Hyder
Liz Hyder has been making up stories ever since she can remember. She has a BA in drama from the University of Bristol and, in early 2018, won the Bridge Award/Moniack Mhor’s Emerging Writer Award. Her first novel, Bearmouth, won the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize for Older Readers, the Branford Boase Award, and was TheTimes’s Children’s Book of The Year.
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Liz has also written books for grown ups, The Gifts and The Ilusions. The Twelve is her second novel for Young Adults.
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