Experience the opportunity to meet acclaimed children's author Elle McNicoll at Blackwell's Bookshop in Oxford. Discover and purchase a personally signed copy of her latest compelling novel, 'Keedie'. Delve into the world of Juniper five years before the renowned 'A Kind of Spark' as Keedie and her twin sister Nina navigate the complexities of adolescence. As they approach their fourteenth birthday, Keedie finds herself gravitating towards their younger sister Addie, whom she fiercely protects despite their apparent differences. Uncover the hidden connections between the siblings as Elle McNicoll shares an exclusive reading from 'Keedie' and autographs copies of this captivating tale, along with her other literary works. This engaging event is scheduled for April 6, 2024, at Blackwell's Bookshop on Broad Street in Oxford. Entry is free of charge, welcoming all who wish to partake in this enriching experience. Don't miss this unique opportunity to connect with the talented Elle McNicoll and immerse yourself in the world of 'Keedie'.

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Oxford University is a public research university with a traditional collegiate system. It&#39;s the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and has a significant number of Chinese students. It has 39 colleges, with classic and elegant campus architecture and 4-5 museums. I stayed one night and two days, which felt like enough time. It&#39;s conveniently located, just over an hour by bus to London. It&#39;s not large; you can mostly walk. The late autumn scenery is stunning. Renting an Airbnb costs around 700 RMB per night, which is worthwhile. The culinary arts college requires an entrance fee; it&#39;s become commercialized. This was my second visit.

Bridge of Sighs

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University Church of St Mary the Virgin

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Bodleian Library

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