Clementine Rose and the Bake Off Dilemma – two special events in Sydney to celebrate the launch

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I am so excited to be bringing another Clementine Rose book out in just a couple of weeks’ time. And to celebrate we are hosting two special events. If you are a keen baker then get cooking (or decorating) and if you’re not, then just come along and eat the scrumptious treats on offer. Hope to see you soon.

The first event is at The Children’s Bookshop at Beecroft on Thursday 29 November at 4.15pm. 

Calling all Bakers (and lovers of cake!). On Thursday afternoon November 29 at 4.15pm join us at the Children’s Bookshop Beecroft to celebrate the release of the latest Clementine Rose book, Clementine Rose and the Bake Off Dilemma. Bake a cupcake (or a dozen). Bring it along and there will be prizes for the best-decorated cupcakes. All welcome with a gold coin donation to one of Jacqueline’s favourite charities, Room to Read! So get those recipes out and start baking.
RSVP to staff@thechildrensbookshop.com.au

The second event is at Dymocks George Street Saturday 1 December 11am in the children’s

Date: 1/12/2018
Time: 11: 00 AM to 12:30 PM
Venue: Dymocks Sydney, 424 – 430 George St, Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Cost: FREE
EVENT Enquiries:eventscoordinator@dymocks.com.au

Ready, set . . . bake!

Please join Jacqueline Harvey on Saturday, December 1st for some delicious fun! Jacqueline will do a reading from Clementine Rose and we’ll be running a baking competition and Jacqueline is the judge… If your specialty is a cake, biscuits, or lamingtons… Bring them along, you’ve got to be in it to win it! (Please bring a list of ingredients with your entry. If your entry contains nuts or eggs, please make a note of this in red at the top.)

Jacqueline will be happy to sign copies after the baking competition. Please RSVP to eventscoordinator@dymocks.com.au if you’re planning to come along. You can still come even if you’re not entering the competition!

Clementine Rose is bursting with plans for the school holidays! But with the announcement that a new cooking show will be filmed in the village, everything changes. While Clementine is disappointed that her activities have beencancelled, she soon has an idea and takes to the kitchen in a baking frenzy. If only her mother wasn’t feeling so sick and could help out when things turn sticky.

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  3. Please Come To Brisbane!!!!
    I really want to meet you and get my books signed!
    If you do come, please go to Dymocks at Chermside!
    Love Lucy

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  5. Dear Jacqueline

    I wish I could come but I probably can’t☹️.But I am cheered up because I get to read the bake-off dilemma!

    From Anna

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  6. I just saw that they have already put Alice-Miranda 18 on the Penguin Books website! I can’t wait to find out more! I bet there is something really exciting afoot at Winchesterfield-Downsfordvale!

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    • Yes there is something exciting happening at Winchesterfield Downsfordvale – I’m just starting the book this week so there will be more news as things happen.

      Best wishes,
      Jacqueline

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  7. Is Clementine Rose’s real mother Eliza, Aunt Violet’s daughter and Clarissa’s cousin?

    In the first book, the note that came with the basket of dinner rolls was signed by “E”, which is the first letter of Eliza’s name.

    Also, Clementine is the image of Aunt Violet as a child, whose pictures were found in the ninth book, “Clementine Rose and the Movie Magic”

    If this was true, Aunt Violet would be the grandmother of Clementine, which would somewhat explain why their eyes are the exact same colour.

    Have I missed something, or was this already explained in one of your books? (I haven’t read all of them)

    Lucinda

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    • Hi Lucinda,

      If you read Clementine Rose and the Wedding Wobbles (Book 13) it will all be crystal clear!

      Best wishes,
      Jacqueline

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  8. Is Clementine Rose’s real mother Eliza, Aunt Violet’s daughter and Clarissa’s cousin?

    In the first book, the note that came with the basket of dinner rolls was signed by “E”, which is the first letter of Eliza’s name.

    Also, Clementine is the image of Aunt Violet as a child, whose pictures were found in the ninth book, “Clementine Rose and the Movie Magic”

    If this was true, Aunt Violet would be the grandmother of Clementine, which would somewhat explain why their eyes are the exact same colour.

    Have I missed something, or was this already explained in one of your books? (I haven’t read all of them)

    Skye

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    • Hi Skye,

      If you read Clementine Rose and the Wedding Wobbles (Book 13) everything will become clear!

      Best wishes,
      Jacqueline

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  9. Hi Jacqueline, I love reading your books and I can’t wait to read the new one when it gets returned to a library. I have seen you on KIDS WB and I filmed it.
    I would love to see you one day and get all my books signed.
    I enjoy your new book Kensy and Max because it is spies and I like spies!!
    Keep writing great stories!!

    From Tylah!

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    • Hi Tylah,

      I would love to meet you too. I am doing quite a lot of touring in Australia over March, April and May – to Adelaide, Tasmania and WA as well as Victoria and NSW. Unfortunately I won’t be in Queensland until a bit later in the year. Keep an eye on my events pages for upcoming activities.

      Best wishes,
      Jacqueline

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  10. I really want to read this, and also the new Kensy and Max book. You’re my favourite author! In fact, you’ve met my dad before at Big W a while ago. You signed Alice Miranda in China, and he gave it to me for my 10th birthday. I’m nearly 12 now.

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