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About
- Location:
- Hertfordshire, England
- Occupation:
- nurse
- Favorite Writers:
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Marcus Zusak, Jennifer Worth, J K Rowling, Stephanie Myer, Karin Slaughter, Diana Gabaldon, to name a few
(Jacqueline Donaldson also writes wonderful childrens stories)
I have quite an eclectic taste.
- Favorite Books:
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'Bookthief', 'Cross Stitch', 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows',
(also another children's novel that I cant remember the name of and am desperately trying to find)
- Favorite Quotes:
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Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt and dance like no one is watching. by Randall G Leighton
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. by Dr Seuss
When life hands you a lemon, find the tequila and salt and give me a call.
- Are You Published?:
- No
Thirty something full time mum of two and wife of one, sometimes nurse and wannabe writer.....
I wrote a lot as a youngster (mainly shmultzy teen stuff ). Iwas told by an english teacher once, i might not be high brow but neither was mills and boon.... (not that i am a mills and boon aspiree).
I grew up, joined up (Royal Air Force), married, children. Suddenly years have past and not a word has left my finger tips.... Till a chance talk with my dad about his grandfather gave me a wonderful story idea.
Two and half yrs later, no illusive novel, but lots of ideas and inspiration for lots of writing projects. I still love that idea, inspired by my great grandfather, in fact i love it so much i have put it right on the back burner so i can practice improve and one day, do it justice.
I love writing and reading. I just love words and exploring the human condition. I also love history and genealogy for the same reasons and try to make those paths cross when I can.
I also love to cook, walk the dog, keep fit.
Above all else love to be with my familyInteract
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