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Cambridge Literary Festival director Cathy Moore.
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A special book festival designed for children will be entertaining youngsters online this Easter.
Cambridge Literary Festival has got the Easter holidays covered, with a range of entertaining and educational events for all the family.
Festival director Cathy Moore said: “For the first time we are running our children’s events as a stand-alone Children’s Festival over the whole of the Easter holidays. The response we have from children is always fantastic and a great addition to our main festival. I hope that by offering access for the entire holiday and being online means children can meet their favourite authors and be introduced to new ones from wherever they are, whenever they want to.”