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Bournville Primary School

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Alex Ross

Published: 1:00 PM November 20, 2010    Updated: 10:29 PM October 27, 2020

A CHILDREN’S author brightened up pupils’ day by dropping into their school to read her latest book.

Di Toft, who lives in Portishead, talked through writing her new book Wolven: The Twilight Circus and read out extracts. The author’s latest book is the second in a series of three books. The final book is set to be published in May next year.

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