Stella the Stork
Stella the Stork books are available from -
LADY LEVER ART GALLERY
Port Sunlight Village, Wirral CH62 5EQ
WALKER ART GALLERY
William Brown Street, Liverpool CH62 5EQ
MARITIME MUSEUM
Albert Dock, Liverpool L3 4AQ
LIVERPOOL METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL
Mount Pleasant, Liverpool L3 5TQ
LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL
Saint James Mount, Liverpool L1 7AZ
GUILDEN SUTTON POST OFFICE
Wells Close, Guilden Sutton, CH2 4DZ
THE HERITAGE CENTRE
St Georges Hall
Liverpool
WILD LIFE TRUST
at Ellesmere and Shrewsbury Shropshire
MOSTYN ART CENTRE
12 Vaughan Street
Llandudno LL30 1AB
HULLABALOO
High Street
Mayfield
Sussex TN20 6AA
BROWSERS BOOKS
73 High Street
Porthmadog
Gwynedd
North Wales LL49 9HA
WENLOCK BOOKS
12 High Street
Much Wenlock
Shropshire TF13 6AA
LINGHAM BOOKSELLERS
248 Telegraph Road
Heswall
Wirral
Merseyside
CH60 7SG
MICKLE TRAFFORD POST OFFICE
2 Wells Close
Mickle Trafford
Chester
Cheshire
CH2 4DZ
BEATONS TEAROOM & BOOKSHOP
Bell Tower House
Bell Tower Walk
St. Werburgh Street
Chester
Cheshire
CH1 2DY
Stella the Stork books are also available from
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Annie Holland was introduced by well-known poet, writer and event’s organiser Gill McEvoy and an extract from the book was read. Annie, who has been reading her story to children around the county says, ‘This book has been a lovely experience. The story is timeless and the look on the faces of some of the children has been magical.
Stella the Stork and The Queen from the Land of Snow was launched at LINGHAMS BOOK SHOP in Heswall on Saturday 30th November 2013. A group of children listened enthralled as Annie Holland read them extracts from the latest adventure of Stella the Stork. Annie gave them picture post cards of Stella and her friends and the children went away delighted.
Recording for the Phillips Hour
- BBC Radio Merseyside, Liverpool
Intrigued by Annie Holland’s previous lifestyle,
Roger Phillips invited her onto his show
to talk about her life and adventures!
ANNIE HOLLAND and STELLA THE STORK meet on the banks of the River Guadiana which separates Portugal and Spain.
What people are saying about Stella
‘A charming and unusual retelling of the Christmas story.’
Clare Dudman -Author of Wegeners Jigsaw, 98 Reasons for Being, A Place of Being and Tall Trees –
‘Annie Holland’s stories of Stella the Stork belong among that special group of tales whose innate charm appeals to adults and children alike.’
Gill McEvoy - Author of Uncertain Days, A Sampler, the Plucking Shed, Rise and The Telling.
‘My young grandchildren loved this story. Stella’s journey on the most magical night of the year is a delightful tale. Told with a wry humour that will appeal to the young and not so young.’
J Carmen Smith - Author of Passing Shadows
‘I was moved and delighted with the quality of the writing and the plot.’
Joan Poulson - Author of over 50 books amongst them One Tree Singing, One Tree Journal and Dear Ms.
‘A delightful tale.’
Angela Heslop - broadcaster who first set Stella flying on Christmas Day 2001 on BBC Radio Merseyside
‘Beautifully written, a sheer pleasure to read.’
Roger Phillips - BBC Radio Merseyside
‘Best wishes for the success of your book.’
Sarah Brown - late of Downing Street, London.
Stella the Stork’s Special Delivery was launched to a packed gathering at Borders, Cheshire Oaks on the Wirral at the end of November 2009. It went straight to the top of Border’s best sellers list.