THE latest adventures of "Dad At Large" have been compiled in a book that will raise money for a children's hospice.
Dad At Large 3 - Whose Paper Round Is It Anyway?, available priced £5, is the third book based on the popular column written by Peter Barron in The Northern Echo.
It highlights the trials, tribulations and fun involved in being a father and features anecdotes from around the region.
It will again generate valuable funds for the Butterwick Children's Hospice, at Stockton, with £1 being donated to the charity for every book sold.
Mary Butterwick, the founder of Butterwick Children's Hospice, said: "Dad At Large has raised thousands of pounds for the children's hospice in recent years, and we are delighted that Book Three will be carrying on the good work.
"The book is all about the joy that children bring to the world, and it is fitting that children should benefit as a result."
* Mr Barron, the editor of The Northern Echo, will sign copies of the book at Ottakar's bookshop, in the Cornmill Centre, Darlington, from 10am to 3pm next Saturday.
Dad At Large is also available for speaking engagements, with all fees also going to the Butterwick Children's Hospice.
Call Sue Heath on (01325) 505107 for details.
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