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a day in the life of a children’s author
Some days I don’t see anyone except my family. I stick to my keyboard and storms could lash against the windows and I wouldn’t know. My word count reaches into the thousands and a feeling of satisfaction spreads beyond my physical being and spurs me on to making a delicious dinner and putting on a …
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getting ready for 2011/2 school visits
Friday is my first school visit of the new school year. I’m going to Westbury Leigh in Wiltshire thanks to a contact I made on Twitter. How ’2011′ is that? Usually all my paraphernalia is in a clump, but over the holidays it has wandered so I’ve been herding it back together. You see I take props. …
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recommendations
Feedback from Bristol Festival of Literature Organiser, Ali Reynolds Everyone at the event at Foyles had a terrific time. All the parents were whispering ‘she’s so good isn’t she’…you were a big hit. A school librarian’s review from my World Book Day event When Tracy arrived on the morning of Thursday 3rd March, the date …
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school visits
I’ll always remember my first school visit, nearly two years ago. I started off at one hundred miles an hour, and was more stand-up comedian than considered author. My one-hour slot with about fifty children went on, thanks to the absence of a wall clock or watch, for over two hours. Unbelievably, the children remained …
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off to the country
I’m off to see my friend today – a day off. We’ll have a nice lunch and a chinwag. I’m waiting for the third Tribe book to come flying back from the publishers so a day not checking my emails every few seconds will be a relief. I’ve kept up with every change on the …
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happy Monday
I’m determined this is going to be a productive week and it’s started off almost too well. I emailed the contact Mum’s next door neighbour gave me and I finished the monologue for Show of Strength and sent it off. More importantly, I liked it. It took a few attempts to work out the shape, …
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