Former Warwickshire headteacher is up for an award for publishing children's book

Gary Murrell, formerly of Priors School in Priors Marston and now retired from teaching, has been shortlisted as a finalist in this year’s Wishing Shelf Book Awards for his book Alice and the Almigator
By Oliver Williams
Published 13th Mar 2023, 11:41 BST
Updated 13th Mar 2023, 11:47 BST

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Former Priors School headteacher Gary Murrell is up for a Wishing Shelf Book Award for his book Alice and The Almigator. Picture supplied.Former Priors School headteacher Gary Murrell is up for a Wishing Shelf Book Award for his book Alice and The Almigator. Picture supplied.
Former Priors School headteacher Gary Murrell is up for a Wishing Shelf Book Award for his book Alice and The Almigator. Picture supplied.

A former Warwickshire school headteacher is up for a national award for one of the children’s books he has published since he retired from teaching.

Gary Murrell, formerly of Priors School in Priors Marston, has been shortlisted as a finalist in this year’s Wishing Shelf Book Awards for independent authors for his book Alice and the Almigator.

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Judging for the award is carried out by children across UK primary schools.

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Alice and the Almigator is the first of Gary’s Alice series of books.

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Alice, a young Northamptonshire girl on holiday in Cornwall, begins a secret and extraordinary relationship with a mythical sea creature.

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Further information about all the books can be found on Facebook at Gary Murrell/Author and bought on Amazon.

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