A retired teacher has written and published a book to raise funds for a local charity .
Rob Cowley, who previously taught at St Ninian's High School has written 'No Entry' with a little help from his Grandson!
The book will be launched later today at The Family Library in Douglas between 2pm-3pm.
13-year-old Karmen St John-Cain, who has Aspergers, illustrated the book and all proceeds raised will be donated to Autism in Mann.
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