A POP star from Newquay is returning to his hometown to release their first children’s book.

Dylan Holloway will be showcasing ‘I Don’t Want A Werwolf Sleeping On My Sofa’ at Saltd in Station Parade on Saturday, November 29, between 11am and 1pm.

The award-winning transgender artist has written the enchanting tale about kindness and acceptance, which aims to encourage people to see beyond their differences. The book uses the humorous premise of an unexpected guest to start conversations with children about empathy, inclusion, and not judging others based on first impressions.

There are limited tickets available for the book launch, which will include a live story time reading from Dylan, an opportunity to meet the author and pick up a copy of the book.

Dylan, also known as Dylan and the Moon, was awarded funding to complete a children’s book via a program which aims to have grass roots community impact.

He won an international recording contract after being judged by Jason Derulo and Becky Hill to be the winner of BBC3's Project Icon: The UK’s Next Music Star. He has also won a collaboration with pop superstar Derulo and a performance slot at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

Dylan said: “I’m really excited to be headed back to Newquay to throw a book-launch for my debut children’s book. I can’t wait.”