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Posted 22 October at 4:10 pm in news

On October 21st, My Big Brother JJ author Odette Elliott met the children at Salusbury Primary School in North West London. Salusbury is billed as the most ethnically diverse school in Brent, which is quite a claim in the most ethnically diverse borough in London! Odette addressed the whole of Year 2, who had all read JJ with their teachers. Each class had five copies of the book. Odette answered the children’s questions and conducted a signing.

My Big Brother JJ by Odette Elliott
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