I am the author of the award-winning children’s travel and adventure picture book, Mommy’s Big, Red Monster Truck. In addition, I am the host and creator of Hodge Podge Blog and Podcast. I am a mother and military spouse out of North Carolina, USA.

I’m a former journalist-turned-children’s author of three books: ‘Riley Can Be Anything’, ‘Riley Knows He Can’ and the newly released, ‘Ella Has A Plan’. I was born in London, UK and I now live in Toronto, Canada.

Hi my name’s Barry and i’m from Ireland, i studied animation at the university of derby and quite recently worked on self publishing my first children’s book Santa’s trip.

Granny Franny’s Big Zoo Rescue written and illustrated By Sonia Beldom

Traveling the Twisting Troubling Tanglelows’ Trail
By Greg McGoon
This beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book will be treasured by all who read it, adults and little ones alike.
The brain is one of the largest and most complex organs in the human body, and it controls and twists our thoughts all the time.

Hi! I’m Nia, Founder & CEO of Nia & Ntombi Adventures. As a young adolescent, I possessed an innate ability for “giving.” If there was a need, it was natural for me to try and make it happen.

This book is an incredible read with a strong message of diversity and inclusion for children and as well as for adults. I love the idea of this story that introduces children to a diverse, multi-cultural family that is full of love.

Firstly, I would like to say thank you for featuring me and conducting this author interview. I’m so honoured and grateful to be given this platform to discuss the importance and the valuable lessons my books will give families around the world.

very Mom Is a Superhero. I know they don’t Wear those capes like superheroes, but only any superhero has the ability to work through day and night without any remuneration.

Dear Black Girl is an inspirational book with wonderful affirmations and interactive activities. This book empowers and encourages young girls to love themselves as you are and be proud of their different skin tones, black features, and other physical differences such as disabilities and skin disorders.