Fast or Slow? Explore Nature’s Speed Secrets with Sami Bayly

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Join award-winning author and illustrator Sami Bayly as we explore her new natural history book.

Windale Hub, bilyabayi

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Is the Australian tiger beetle quicker than a basset hound? Discover the answer and uncover amazing facts in the latest beautifully illustrated encyclopaedia by award-winning author and illustrator Sami Bayly.Join us for a fun-filled session where you can:<ul><li>Learn about some of the world’s fastest and slowest animals</li><li>Test your knowledge with exciting trivia</li><li>Create your own animal artwork to take home</li><li>Explore fascinating creatures from the natural world</li></ul>Books will be available for sale and signing on the day.Suitable for ages 5 – 10 years.Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please book a ticket for all children and adults attending.Whether you love speed or prefer to take things slow, this event is packed with discovery and creativity!Free, but bookings are essential.

About the presenter: Sami is an international award-winning author and illustrator who is based in Newcastle, Australia. She loves all things weird and wonderful and enjoys painting realistic flora and fauna with watercolours. Her favourite topics tend to be the ones most people like to avoid... such as 'ugly' animals, parasites, poo stories and more. After studying at The University of Newcastle, Sami graduated in 2018 with a bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Honours). In her final year, she was approached by publishers and gained her first book deal, which kick started her career in publishing. Since 2019, she has published six books and has been shortlisted for/won over 20 awards (check them out below).

About the venue: Windale Hub, bilyabayiWindale Hub has a rear car park accessible from Shade Lane. There is 1 accessible car park with a ramp leading to the building. The building also has an internal ramp.There is a second entry to the library on Lake Street with 2-hour parking available. The library has accessible toilet, and all meeting rooms have a hearing loop.

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