Boredom Buster - Free Book!
Classic Swaledale Novel - Adam Brunskill
Available for free download for 2 days from 8am 25th April to 8am 27th April.
Covid-19 is challenging us all in ways we never expected.
The arts community across the world has responded by providing new and novel online experiences streamed direct to our homes.
Lawn House Publications is also jumping on the bandwagon and providing free eBook downloads of
Adam Brunskill
Thomas Armstrong’s book based on Swaledale, for 2 days from 8am 25th April to 8am 27th April.
Within these dates no subscription is required but please note that the eBook is also available for free outside these dates for Kindle Unlimited subscribers.
Please also don’t hesitate to share your reviews with Swaledale Museum.
Hopefully, sooner rather than later, we will all be able to visit and enjoy the Dales again unrestrictedly. We would also be interested to hear from readers as to what real-life locations they believe have inspired the many places described in Adam Brunskill, such as Winterings, Yorrel etc., with a view to putting together an “Adam Brunskill walk” as part of a future museum programme. Happy Reading!
Linda Bray, Great Niece of Thomas Armstrong aka LawnHousePublications@outlook.com
The arts community across the world has responded by providing new and novel online experiences streamed direct to our homes.
Lawn House Publications is also jumping on the bandwagon and providing free eBook downloads of
Adam Brunskill
Thomas Armstrong’s book based on Swaledale, for 2 days from 8am 25th April to 8am 27th April.
"A wonderful read. A novel based on historical fact. Great description of Yorkshire lead mining; a gripping story; a bully gets his "come uppance".
As with all his books, Thomas Armstrong has researched his subject so thoroughly so you feel you are reliving history.
Difficult to put this book down."
Head to Amazon’s Kindle shop and search for Adam Brunskill:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B018KZF78Q/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_QQpNEb5ZQ1KJH
Difficult to put this book down."
Within these dates no subscription is required but please note that the eBook is also available for free outside these dates for Kindle Unlimited subscribers.
Please also don’t hesitate to share your reviews with Swaledale Museum.
Hopefully, sooner rather than later, we will all be able to visit and enjoy the Dales again unrestrictedly. We would also be interested to hear from readers as to what real-life locations they believe have inspired the many places described in Adam Brunskill, such as Winterings, Yorrel etc., with a view to putting together an “Adam Brunskill walk” as part of a future museum programme. Happy Reading!
Linda Bray, Great Niece of Thomas Armstrong aka LawnHousePublications@outlook.com