Events
I visit selected schools, bookshops, conferences, festivals and libraries, both in the UK and abroad, throughout the year, to talk to children about reading, writing and my books.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, I am equally happy to offer an online event instead, if you prefer and restrictions demand. These can also be pre-recorded.
To find out more about both my in person and online events please contact Victoria Rontaler at Rontaler PR & Events.
Photo © Bernhard Ludewig
Forthcoming public events
There May Be A Castle
January 23, 2022, Varies
at Little Angel Theatre, 14 Dagmar Passage, London N1 2DN
There May Be A Castle 03 Dec–23 Jan 2022 Based on the book by Piers Torday For everyone over 7 Book Tickets £14.00 Adult£12.00 Child (age 1-17) All tickets £8 on Fridays at 4.45pm Running Time…
Creating Memorable Characters in Middle Grade Fiction
February 23, 2022, 7:00pm
Every author has the same ambition: for readers to become totally immersed in your book and connect with the cast of characters you’ve created, following their every step and then imagining their live…
Events
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If you are a teacher, you may read aloud individual chapters at a time, that are not recorded, via a closed virtual learning environment for pupils only. Please don’t read whole books aloud in one session or record any of your readings. Thank you!
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You can watch my Last Wild video masterclasses and sign up for classroom resources at Authorfy
There are also some excellent free classroom resources for “The Last Wild” provided by Sustainable Learning
Teachers could sign up to CLPE’s excellent Power of Reading scheme and get a whole teaching sequence based on “The Last Wild”.
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Please read the following document for more info:
Piers Torday School Events Guide 2021
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I offer both in person and online visits, depending on your requirements. For more information on how to arrange a visit, the sessions I offer, and fees, please contact:
Victoria Rontaler at Rontaler PR & Events.