Meet bestselling author David Walliams as he signs copies of his latest book 
The World’s Worst Superheroes.
Book a ticket in advance to secure a place in the queue.
Ticket Price: £10, Includes entry and a copy of 
The World’s Worst Superheroes
 
(RRP £14.99) available for collection on the day.
Parents accompanying their children do not require a ticket (one accompanying adult per child with ticket.)
Ticket-holders are invited to come dressed up as their favourite superhero - with certificates awarded for the very best-dressed!
We want everyone to have the best possible experience meeting David. In the interest of the limited time available and to maximise the number of readers that they can meet, the following terms and conditions will be in effect for this book signing. We are putting these rules in place for the safety and enjoyment of everyone involved. Please respect each other, and David  on the day. Be kind to each other and take the opportunity whilst in line to make some friends. We look forward to seeing you there!
Terms and conditions:
Please note the event will be filmed and photographed, as an attendee you consent to footage and/or images of you being used for promotional purposes.
You will be required to show your ticket on the day of the event, to gain entry, and as proof of purchase.
Parents accompanying their children do not require a ticket (one accompanying adult per child with ticket)
To avoid disappointment, we must stress there will be no opportunity to meet David without a ticket.
Should you not receive your e-ticket confirmation email please contact 
events@waterstones.com
 quoting your booking reference.
Due to the anticipated high turn-out, please come prepared to queue – we will aim to keep you updated on your waiting time. Some outside queuing may be required, so please do come dressed appropriately for all weathers and keep hydrated.
Ticket holders will receive their copy of the book at the event.
David Walliams is very sorry but, in the time allowed he will only be able to sign one book per person, per ticket holder. Sadly, he cannot add dedications.
A photo opportunity will be available with David in front of the signing table, so please feel free to bring your cameras! Staff will be on hand to take your camera/phone to get a photo of you with David whilst he signs your book. Please note only ONE photo per group permitted due to timing restrictions.
If you have any questions about this event or if you have access requests, please do let us know how we can support your visit by emailing 
events@waterstones.com
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