SignForOurBookshops

Sign for our bookshops – perfect for Christmas shopping!

This lockdown, I’m taking part in #SignForOurBookshops, a national show of support from UK authors, urging people to keep buying through bookshops by offering exclusive signed bookplates.

As you can see below I have some bespoke book plates (stickers that can be signed and attached to your book) designed to match the cover of The Undoing of Arlo Knott.

Arlo Knott signed bookplate

If you would like one for your book, just buy a copy from a high street or independent bookshop (including on bookshop.org) and send me your address and proof of purchase at h.child[at]gmail.com or via social media.

I have 20 of these to give away during lockdown, and I’m happy to personalise them. The offer is UK only and you need to buy your book before 2nd December 2020.

A signed, personalised book makes a great Christmas gift, and you can support bricks-and-mortar bookshops into the bargain!

Over 200 authors are taking part in the #SignForOurBookshops campaign so far, including Matt Haig, Dolly Alderton, Malorie Blackman, Michael Rosen, David Nicholls and many more. It was launched by bestselling author Holly Bourne.

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