Catherine Cawthorne – Oh No Flo!

Farmer does all the jobs on the farm, and she does them perfectly. When Farmer falls ill, Flo–her loyal sheepdog – must come to the rescue. But what exactly does Farmer do all day? Flo is about to find out! With a little help from the other farm animals, she tackles everything from brushing carrots to collecting geese to, um, sowing the sheep... wait, sowing the sheep?! FLO, YOU'RE IN A MUDDLE! Will Flo save the day, or will this farmyard fiasco spiral into complete chaos?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Catherine Cawthorne once dreamed of being a toothpaste tester, owning a café serving hot Ribena, and, of course, becoming an author like her childhood heroes Jo March and Anne Shirley. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her living in Guildford with her husband and three kids.

Springing into the picture book space, Catherine has published The Big Bad Wolf Investigates, We Went to Find a Wooly Mammoth and We Went to Find a T-Rex in the last two years. Catherine is a librarian and a keen scientist–she has an MSc in Human Communication Science and worked for many years as a Speech and Language Therapist.

This events is a family event and aimed at Pre-school children and their family, older siblings will also enjoy the activities. Babies in arms are welcome to join the family free of charge.

The event starts from the courtyard inside Hatchlands Park. If you show your tickets to staff at the Hatchlands Park entrance you will be directed down to the courtyard and cafe area.

Please allow enough time to walk down to the courtyard with young children (roughly 10-15 minutes with young children).

Please note numbers are strictly limited so early booking is recommended.

Visit https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/surrey/hatchlands-park for directions and to find out more about Hatchlands Park.

Toilets and refreshments are available in the Kitchen and Coach House Cafes.

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