Ben Garrod: Jack-Jack, A Dog with A Job

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A man with sunglasses and a blonde dog with a yellow ascot.

11am - 12noon : The Auditorium

Children's Event Under £10 Local Author
  • Parking
  • Disabled parking
  • Wheelchair access
  • Hearing loop
  • Toilets
  • Disabled toilets
  • Changing places

The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich, NR2 1TF

01603 727 950

The world’s coolest dog is back, and looking for a job!

He’s protected chimps at a sanctuary in Africa, but now he’s ready for something new: could he be a police dog, a sheep dog, or something else entirely?

Come and meet author and scientist Ben Garrod, illustrator Charli Vince and the real-life Jack-Jack the dog to find out more about his latest funny adventure.

Jack-Jack’s illustrated stories are designed for ages 7+, based on the real-life adventure of Ben Garrod’s dog Jack-Jack, who Ben brought home from Africa after filming the hit BBC2 series Baby Chimp Rescue.

Don’t miss your chance to meet Ben, Charli, and Jack-Jack!

Tickets: £5

Ben Garrod

Author Ben Garrod smiling.

Ben Garrod is Professor of Evolutionary Biology and Science Engagement at UEA. He is an award-winning TV and radio presenter of numerous BBC documentaries including Secrets of BonesAttenborough and the Giant Dinosaur and Baby Chimp Rescue. Zephyr Books publish Ben's non-fiction series Extinct: The Story of Life on Earth, and Ultimate Dinosaurs, as well as his beloved fiction series The Adventures of a dog called Jack-Jack, which stars his own rescue dog. Ben lives in Norwich with Jack, rescue cat Newbie and lots of rescue chickens.

Charli Vince

Illustrator Charli Vince.

Charli Vince is a Norwich based illustrator with a love for colour, creatures, and unique tales. She has had the opportunity to work on a range of exciting projects, from Greek mythology and stories inspired by folklore, to adventures in microbiomes and the history of space travel. When she's not drawing dinosaurs or working on books, Charli can be found spending time with her dog Boba or rummaging through charity shops.