Comedian and children’s author David Walliams has re-opened the Gerrards Cross Bookshop.
The 51-year-old appeared at the independent store in the morning of June 17, where he was met by hundreds of fans who queued the streets of Packhorse Road.
And here's a little video of the one and only @davidwalliams cutting the ribbon to mark our re-opening on the first day of #IndieBookshopWeek!
— Gerrards Cross Books (@gxbooks) June 17, 2023
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The Gerrards Cross Bookshop has just been refurbished, so if you haven't seen our new interior, come along and take a look! 😍💫 pic.twitter.com/K4SgvsEQCI
The Little Britain actor was in South Buckinghamshire to not only re-open the shop following its renovation but also to promote his new book, ‘Robodog’, which is now available to purchase.
And here's David in action, signing copies of #Robodog for our young readers! pic.twitter.com/O1qdYnrco3
— Gerrards Cross Books (@gxbooks) June 17, 2023
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Speaking on his visit, he said: “It’s a wonderful week as it’s Independent Book Shop week.
David's dog, Ernie, is proving to be a very popular attraction! 🐕🐕🐕 #IndieBookshopWeek #Dogs #DogsLoveBooks pic.twitter.com/KikRCdSkjg
— Gerrards Cross Books (@gxbooks) June 17, 2023
“Independent bookshops are really special and for any community as they always have the best staff, who tell you all of their recommendations.
“I love them.
“It’s a real pleasure to reopen the Gerrards Cross Bookshop.”
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