481: Penny Lancaster at the Boswell Book Festival
About this episode
Penny Lancaster discusses her book 'Someone Like Me' and shares her experiences at the Boswell Book Festival.
Today on Read On we hear a talk from the Boswell Book Festival with Vice President of RNIB Penny Lancaster, on her book Someone Like Me. She chats to Janet Smith live on stage about surviving childhood as a dyslexic and being the tallest pupil in the room, about her job as a Special Constable, about her charity work and much more. Image shows: Penny speaking during her panel and making Janet laugh. She's sitting on the right in front of a green banner with "Boswell Book Festival" branding.
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