Free NutriKids storytelling and activities at Dulwich Books, Saturday 12th March at 11am

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March 10, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 10, 2016

Meet guest storyteller SAM BOURNE, creator of the Nutrikids books, and hear about Connie Carrot, Sammy Spinach, Benjamin Broccoli and friends. Sam Bourne is a nutritional therapist and the books help encourage and teach about healthy eating in young children. Storytime will be followed by fun activities, and there will be a special offer on Sam?s set of Nutrikids books on the day.

This is a free event suitable for under 7s. Spaces are limited so we recommend you book your place in advance either in person at the bookshop, by phone 020 8670 1920, or email [email protected]

Dulwich Books

6 Croxted Road

West Dulwich

London SE21 8SW

www.dulwichbooks.co.uk

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