Discover the mystery of the Picts with author Barbara Henderson. Explore ancient Pictish stone carvings at the Inverness Museum, from realistic wildlife to the mysterious Pictish Beast. Uncover Scotland's lost Celtic history and find creative writing inspiration in these incredible historic artifacts. Start exploring early Scottish history today!
Author Kate Wiseman revisits the Pitt Rivers Museum, reflecting on a childhood fascination with a witch in a silvered bottle. As she explores themes of witchcraft, spells, and how people sought protection against evil, she introduces her upcoming book, "The Witch Bottle," about a girl named Egg who encounters a powerful witch.
Joseph Lamb's book, 'The Black Pennant,' explores pirates beyond the Caribbean, focusing on a young boy named Innes in 1796 Scotland. After being rescued from poverty by Captain Fullarton, Innes faces a turbulent fate at sea, revealing the dark life of piracy. Lamb, a seasoned writer and actor, shares this tale inspired by true events.
"My Family the Enemy" by Karen McCombie tells the story of Fred, a 10-year-old boy in London during WWI. When his German-born father is interned, Fred's life changes as his family faces suspicion and hostility. This touching tale explores themes of refuge and kindness amidst the turmoil of war. Suitable for ages 9+.
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