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Seven Stories Centre for Children's Books (Newcastle)Newest Review: ... well said. What I will say though is that I took my friends small children (aged 4 and 6 respectively) here a couple of ... more |
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by - written on 11/10/09 (Useful, 26 readings)
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Seven Stories Centre for Children's Books (Newcastle) 30 Lime Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 0845 271 0777 There is already an informative review of this place on here so I won't repeat what has already been well said. What I will say though is that I took my friends small children (aged 4 and 6 respectively) here a couple of weeks ago and it was the first time that I had experienced it. It was a fantastic, cheap and fun day out. the weather was miserable so we were looking for something indoors. It can also be difficult to find something that it enjoyed by children of different ages and this place was a fantastic choice. Both kids ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/05/09 (Useful, 11 readings)
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Seven Stories is a not so well known place for a day out for kids in Newcastle. It is located in something of an obscure location- before you get to Byker coming out of Newcastle, which makes it not the easiest of places to get to. However it is well worth the effort to visit here more than once because they do some great things here. Seven Stories is all to do with children's books, and they frequently have exhibitions about books and more frequently run all sorts of activities which are applicable for a wide range of ages. For example mask making is an activity which they often offer for younger kids. They are able to get quite a few authors ... Read the complete review
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