Paralympian, commentator, and author Louise Hunt Skelley PLY will be hosting a special talk at Royal Wootton Bassett Library to share insights from her newly released memoir What’s Wrong With You? Redefining What’s Possible. Unapologetically & Unstoppable.
Louise, a former British wheelchair tennis player and two-time Paralympian, has captivated audiences with her journey of resilience, determination, and defying expectations. Her book delves into her experiences growing up with Spina Bifida, her rise to become one of the world’s top wheelchair tennis players, and her transition into a career as a commentator, speaker, and inclusivity advocate.
Speaking about the upcoming event, Louise said:
“I am so excited to visit Royal Wootton Bassett Library and share my journey with the community. My book is about embracing who you are, challenging limitations, and redefining what is possible. I hope that by sharing my experiences, I can inspire others to pursue their dreams, no matter the obstacles.”
Royal Wootton Bassett are excited to welcome Louise and provide an opportunity for the community to hear her inspiring story.
A spokesperson said: “We’re delighted to host Louise Hunt Skelley for this special event. Her story is truly remarkable, and we believe her message of resilience and ambition will resonate with many. This is a fantastic opportunity for our visitors to hear firsthand from an incredible athlete and author.”
“An Evening with Louise Hunt Skelley PLY” will take place at Royal Wootton Bassett Library on Monday 2nd June from 6pm till 7pm. This will include a talk from Louise, a Q&A session, and an opportunity for attendees to purchase signed copies of her book.
To attend the event, tickets can be booked here: https://libraries.wiltshire.gov.uk/what-s-on#/events/93f64cd2-867a-4614-9059-a116b4b4de6b?location=Royal%20Wootton%20Bassett%20Library&tag=Author%20event
Find out more about Louise Hunt Skelley PLY and her memoir, ‘What Is Wrong With You?’ by visiting: http://www.louisehunt.co.uk.
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