C. C. HUTTON
Writer
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Ceitidh Hutton/C C Hutton, storyteller, and writer of awarding winning Gaelic Children's books and English contemporary women's fiction
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Blàs Across the Machair
As colourful as the machair that surrounds it
With its rich setting and loveable characters, this is a captivating story of friendship, fun, and the resilience of Highland life. Come along on this latest heart-warming tale of Blàs and discover the true meaning of belonging
Or order it from your local bookstore.
Blas Across the Machair ISBN 978-1-7399745-2-7
The feel-good, fun Blàs series. If you like reading about Scotland and light-hearted captivating communities these are for you Available now to order at your local bookshop and online
ISBN Paperback
978-0-9932540-5-5
ISBN Paperback
978-0-9932540-9-3
Blàs series what readers have said
"A charming Highland tale full of community, warmth and some wicked comedy"
"REALLY enjoyed reading this. Loved the sense of friendship, community, and belonging.!"
"If you like MC Beaton you will like this" 'Excellent Read' 'Looking forward to Blàs Three!'
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Gàidhlig Children's books are available from Comhairle Nan Leabhraichean (The Gaelic Books Council) or order from your local bookshop
Author and storyteller
Ceitidh Hutton/CC Hutton
Award-winning writer of Gaelic children’s picture books and writer of English Scottish women’s contemporary fiction with a dash of Gaelic, a large sprinkling of humour, and a wee drop of Scots. Ceitidh was also short-listed for an unpublished story in the 2020 Gaelic Literacy Awards.
Ceitidh also delivers storytelling sessions in folklore and mythology to schools and communities.
Ceitidh is registered with the Scottish Book Live Literacy Programme both as a storyteller and author. She is dyslexic and exceedingly clumsy. When not involved in writing, author visits, and storytelling, she delivers Gaelic Bookbugs in various settings around the Highlands. Family, dog walking, tea, and cake (but not necessarily in that order) also play an important role in her life. She still promotes Gaelic and can be contacted on the contact page on this site or through her social media below