I’m absolutely thrilled to confirm that I have indeed been invited to visit 3 primary schools with my Whimsy Wood books during World Book Week 2019! The first of these full-day author visits is to Westlands Community Primary School in Essex on Friday March the 1st. Second up is Drove Primary School in Swindon on… Read more »
You are? Oh goody! Then you’ve come to the right place because Whimsy Wood’s award-winning children’s author, Sarah Hill, is just the pocket-sized person for your school, library or nursery visit! Sarah is regularly invited to visit primary schools, nurseries and libraries across the UK. She is very flexible and will work out a… Read more »
Last week was World Book Week and with it came the 21st World Book Day on Thursday March the 1st 2018, along with freezing cold temperatures and heavy snow fall across the U.K.! My adorable Whimsy Wood Family characters and I were fortunate to be invited to severally primary schools across England, to lead… Read more »
If you have a passion for writing, whether you are young or old, then I would recommend that you write about what you know and you write about what you like. This is because your knowledge, interest and love of this subject matter will show in your writing. Immerse yourself within the topic you have… Read more »
I am fortunate enough to have visited numerous primary schools and nurseries across England since my 1st ‘Whimsy Wood’ children’s book, ‘Posie Pixie And The Copper Kettle’, was published back in July 2013. I have also visited schools overseas via the amazing technology that is Skype! My woodland-based books for 5-8 year olds seem to… Read more »
Ok, so it may not come as a huge surprise to you, when I say that the untangible commodity called ‘imagination’, that we all have, is my most favourite thing in the whole wide world. Your imagination, costs nothing to obtain and use. You can take it anywhere and everywhere and you can use it… Read more »
Book week is nearly here and I for one am very excited! It starts this coming Monday (February the 29th to be precise), with World Book Day being on Thursday March the 3rd. As a children’s author, this is one of the busiest times of the year, especially on the school visits front. 😊 This… Read more »
