Miriam Halahmy
SATURDAY 13th MAY
14:00 – 14:45
ROOM 8
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
What would you do for a stranger? This session will turn your ideas upside down as you are faced with the same question as Alix and Samir are in Miriam Halahmy’s YA novel, Hidden. They pull a strange man, an asylum seeker, out of the sea and he begs them to save him from being deported.
Get ready for drama scripts, group work and Halahmy’s mind-bending one-word writing exercise.
Find out more: http://www.miriamhalahmy.com
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