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Reading with Your Kids – Jedlie Podcast

I am very lucky to have secured an interview with Jed Doherty in Boston Massachusetts. Jed is an amazing person with high energy levels which he uses to the full in his role as a full time educational magician, presenting motivational magic shows at schools, churches and special events throughout the US and Puerto Rico, as well as hosting the Reading With Your Kids website and podcast. He is also a  published author of his first book for children.

It was great to talk with Jed about Jasper and Milo’s New Home and my previous life and career experiences. Strong links across the Ocean were forged and hopefully, we shall talk again, soon.

Listen to the Jedlie Podcast below

Click here to go to the Jedlie website

Live with Author Lynn Emslie

Crimson Cloak Publishing

St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

I had the wonderful opportunity to be interviewed by Carly McCracken, owner of Crimson Cloak Publishing. It was great to share experiences and talk about how we both arrived at our current place in the world. The love of dogs, family, writing and food shone through! Thank you, Carly McCracken for the opportunity.

Please see a link to the Crimson Cloak Publishing website HERE…………….

http://main.crimsoncloakpublishing.com/about.html

‘Crimson Cloak Publishing was created by people who care about our authors, editors, artists, and customers. For without them, we could not exist.

Crimson Cloak Publishing is a new and exciting voice in the publishing industry. Our main goal is to provide quality literature to our audience at a fair price’.

Yeovil Library Reading 25th July 2017

I was delighted to be invited to read Jasper and Milo’s New Home at Yeovil Library. Sitting in the children’s section, I set up a table where children and adults could look at the book and a separate table where some very impressive artwork/colouring took place.

In total, I read the book three times and really enjoyed the opportunity to meet new people and talk about how I started to write about Jasper and Milo. Hopefully, I will return to read Jasper and Milo’s Walk in the Park, when it is available.