Our wonderful Hazel Longley, the author of, Wounds That Never Heal... 'Broken', will be interviewed on BBC Live.co UK at 4:00 pm on Tuesday, 7 June 2022. Don’t forget to catch your favourite author and listen to her story. Wounds That Never Heal... 'Broken' is a captivating memoir narrating the author’s life journey. The book presents an insight into her traumatic childhood, adoption and living a hardcore life. Come along and explore the painful path that she chose for her. Order a copy of the book here. At the age of two, Hazel Longley was left in a children’s home by her biological mother. This changed Hazels’ life forever. Her words depict her story of pain, loss and healing.  

Our exceptional author, David R. Lord, will be available at the Em Con Nottingham for a book signing event of his book, The Figment Wars: Search for the Caretaker. The event is scheduled for May 28th and 29th at the Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham. Reserve your tickets here for the event. The Figment Wars: Search for the Caretaker is an exciting thriller filled with conspiracies in the Realm of Imagination. When cut off from their friends in the realm, they face another emerging danger, Torvik. The group must devise a plan to stop the danger and get out of the Realm of Imagination. Order the book to find out. David R. Lord is from South Gloucestershire and works as a preschool teacher. David is a fan of the science fiction and fantasy genre. He began writing the Figment Wars series because of the motivation from his friends.

Our talented author, Leonora Langley, is conducting a book signing event for her upcoming debut, Let the Souls of our Children Sing, at the restaurant in the Fenwick’s Department Store, Turnbridge Wells, in  May 2022. Let the Souls of our Children Sing is a parental handbook that guides parents, educators, and childcarers towards the acquisition of practical steps to ensure the emotional wellbeing of their children both at home and at educational institutes. This book is not pretentious or fancy; it’s a thought-provoking account that directs its readers towards a paradigm shift in the field of effectively raising a child and choosing an appropriate education system for him. Leonora states that a child’s soul is invaluable, and it should be nurtured by adopting a case-centric approach towards students rather than treating them as a hoard. Leonora Langley started her career as a teacher in the 1970s and acquired journalism during the 80s. She was a spectacular journalist since she initiated the launch of her magazine, The Hollywood Reporter. After 1988, she climbed further towards the ladder of glory when she became an editor of Elle Magazine and a regular contributor to Bon Appetit Magazine. During the early 90s, Leonora L. trotted back towards teaching after moving back to the UK and left some remarkable landmarks of success there as well. She specialized in Music, Drama, and English, which consequently led her to work with world-renowned firms such as Glyndebourne Opera. Currently, she is working as a Counsellor and a piano tutor.

Rose Hill School is conducting a Wellness Week for highlighting the significance of the psychological well-being of the children. They’ve invited Leonora Langley as a part of their regime. Leonora will be attending her book signing and author talk for her upcoming publication, Let the Souls of our Children Sing, at this Wellness Week at Rose Hill School, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, on Wednesday 4th May 2022. Let the Souls of our Children Sing emphasizes the significance of ensuring the emotional well-being of the school-going children. It’s a gem for parents, educators, and child-carers alike. It’s a parental guide that brings about a paradigm shift toward the whole Child Raising Process.  It suggests many practical reforms in the current educational system. It emphasizes acquiring a qualitative methodology for gauging the learning of students instead of using traditional quantitative questionnaires. She also suggests that the arts and creativity of kids should be equally valued like futuristically more lucrative subjects such as; logic and cognition. Leonora Langley started her career in the 70s as a teacher, and in the 80s, she acquired journalism by launching her magazine, The Hollywood Reporter. After 1988, she became an editor of Elle Magazine and worked with Bon Appetit Magazine. Leonora L. resumed teaching after moving back to the UK in the early 90s and left some remarkable landmarks of success there. She specialized in Music, Drama, and English and has worked with world-renowned firms such as Glyndebourne Opera. Currently, she is working as a counsellor and a piano tutor.

Our wonderful author, Emily Scialom’s new book, The Rivers, will be featured in the Los Angeles Times on 23rd and 24th April 2022. The feature will promote the appearance of her book at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The Rivers is a tale of two British lovers, Elizabeth Dalston and John Cross. It’s an interconnected web of alternative romantic options that emerge instantly after their lawful union. How other people strongly interfere in and hugely affect their relationship makes this book extremely intriguing. The author intends to exhibit the dynamics of the romantic relationship in the 21st-century Britain setting and how Elizabeth and John struggle to save their relationship. It also highlights how their intense love delves further deeply into a wildly passionate one as a consequence of the resistance it is facing for its highly improbable survival. Emily Scialom was born on 27th July 1984 in London. Her family moved to Glastonbury, Somerset, two years after her birth. She graduated in Popular music, Media, and Communications from Liverpool University in 2007 with a Bachelor in Arts degree. Since 1996, she has been living in Cambridge. For the first time, Emily got published as a poet locally in 1992, whereas, after a few years, she got published internationally in 2001.  She made several publications in the Cambridge News. Furthermore, she has the honour of getting published numerous times in magazines like the Standard Issue.

Our brilliant Krissi Morris, the author of, When Sparks Fly, will be the guest speaker at the World Book Night event, scheduled on 22 April 2022 at Wareham, Dorset. Don’t forget to meet your favourite author. When Sparks Fly is book two in the romance saga. After a whirlwind romance, Molly gets married to the love of her life. However, she finds herself in a difficult situation when she realises that life is much more than an idyllic fairy tale. Follow Molly’s journey as she meets her best friend Lucy and finally finds solace. Order your copy now. Book one, Torn Between two, is also available on our website. Krissi Morris is a Yorkshire based author living with her husband in Dorset. After having a successful career in Real Estate, she now enjoys her retirement life indulging in writing, gardening, and walking.

Anne Hay’s book, The Mists of Time, will be featured at a poetry workshop to be held on April 21 2022, at the Gold Coast Library. The event will include a talk about Hay's poetry, excerpts from the book and a question and answer session. The book is now a part of the Gold Coast Library system, and residents can access it easily. The Mists of Time is a collection of poems that inspire feelings of contentment. The book features poems about love, loss, joy and sadness. The poems take you through the varied milestones of life and leave you feeling at peace. Anne Hay has worked in the UK and the US in the pharmacy industry. She received her education in Australia and the UK. She lived some of her retired life in France with her husband but currently resides in Australia.

Our veteran author, Leonora Langley, will be attending a book signing event for her book, Let the Souls of Our Children Sing. The event is scheduled for Saturday, 9th April 2022, at the Especially Health, High Street, Sevenoaks, Kent. Mark your calendars for the event. Let the Souls of Our Children Sing is an excellent educational read about mental health and wellbeing. The book shares insights around mental health issues, counselling, psychotherapy and life coaching. The book also talks about the development of youth in the mainstream education model that emphasizes cognition and logic. Get the insightful read here. Leonora Langley has a successful professional life in education and journalism. She started teaching in the early 1970s, became an active journalist in the 80s, and received major writing awards for her efforts. Leonora Langley is a Licentiate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.