Aberdeenshire library events will celebrate Book Week Scotland
Aberdeenshire libraries will have a programme of activities for Book Week Scotland 2025.
Running from November 17-22, this year’s theme celebrates the power of friendship through books, stories and shared experiences.
Part of this year’s programme has been funded by the Scottish Library and Information Council and the Scottish Book Trust.
A Live Life Aberdeenshire spokesperson said: “Events range from cosy and gritty crime fiction talks to family storytelling, creative writing and children’s events, the week offers something for readers and story lovers of all ages.”
A sample of the programme highlights taking place on Saturday, November 22, includes:
• A creative writing workshop with Emily Utter invites adults and teens to explore the theme of friendship through their own words in a relaxed, supportive setting.
• Lydia Travers, author of Edwardian-era cosy crime mysteries, will share insights into her captivating series featuring a sharp-witted amateur female detective.
• Family storytelling sessions with renowned Aberdeenshire storytellers Grace Banks and Pauline Cordiner, bringing tales of friendship and wonder to young audiences.
The spokesperson added: “Whether you're a lifelong reader or just discovering the joy of books, Book Week Scotland 2025 is the perfect time to connect, reflect and celebrate the stories that bring us together.