Alice Roberts - Family Talk & Book Signing

Location
The Exchange 3 Centenary Square Birmingham B1 2DR
Event cost
Free, Booking Needed
Dates
Friday 4 August 2023 (14:00-17:00)
Alice Roberts

Join anthropologist, author and broadcaster Alice Roberts for this family event, as she reveals the inspiration behind her novel, Wolf Road - taking readers on a journey into the Ice Age.

Find out about the archaeology that informed the book, from stone tools and animal bones to painted caves and carved mammoth ivory. And discover how cutting edge science is challenging and changing our ideas about the deep past and bringing our ancient ancestors into focus, letting us see them more clearly than ever before.

Plus, be among the first to get your hands on the book, with the opportunity to purchase an exclusive indie edition of the book and have it signed by Alice herself.

*each talk lasts approx. 30 mins followed by book signing.

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Alice Roberts - Wolf Road

Alice Roberts transports readers back into the depths of the Ice Age, where bands of hunter gatherers follow reindeer herds along river valleys, shamans communicate with the spirit world, and where survival depends on crafting skill and intimate knowledge of the animals and plants in the landscape. At twelve years old, Tuuli feels sure she knows almost everything there is to know about her world - and what the future may hold for her. But the appearance of a strange boy in the woods leads to an unlikely friendship that will challenge her worldview and change her life. An epic adventure full of wild animals, vast scenery and heart-stopping danger, inspired by real archaeological discoveries. For fans of His Dark Materials, Wolf Brother and The Last Bear, join Tuuli on the prehistoric adventure of a lifetime.

Book cover for Wolf Road by Alice Roberts. An ilistration of a person stood next to a wolf looking over an open landscape. There's a book sticker on the cover saying that this is an indie exclusive signed edition. Phillip Pullman is quoted at the top of t