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Jennifer Redmile grew up on the beautiful northern beaches of Sydney NSW, and now lives in Geraldton WA with her husband and two gorgeous puppy dogs. She has always been an avid fantasy fiction reader, and always worked with children, so when she decided to write a novel, it was a natural progression to combine the two and make it a children’s novel.
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Snippet Time!
Leah
looked up at the others in the room. “It was the most amazing thing I’ve ever
seen. Over the top of all the growling and screaming,
I heard Raff’s voice boom out: “I SAID GET OFF ME.”
He had his arm within inches of the beast’s mouth, and then suddenly the
monster looked like it had been punched, and it was flying through the air
towards the trees, as if it weighed nothing. There was a loud thump as it impacted with a tree trunk,
a whimper and then nothing.” She looked back at Raff, and saw him inspecting
his hands in wonder.
“Cool…..I
did that?”
“Sure
did.” Then her eyes sought Belle’s, who had been quiet throughout the whole
story.
“And then the second miracle of the day
happened. Once we realised the beast wasn’t coming back, Belle and I ran to
Raff. We knew he was dying. Belle was crying,
and trying to stop the bleeding by pulling the skin together to close the
gaping wound on his chest. We both knew it was hopeless, but we couldn’t just
give up. And then…..Belle’s hands started to like, glow. We both sat there gobsmacked, staring at her hands, while the
skin underneath them sort-of joined back together and started to heal. Belle
moved her hands around to the other wounds, and every time she touched one it
started to heal.”
And a few fun author interview questions
What was the hardest part of writing your book, and
how did you overcome it?
I suppose the hardest
part for most writers is lack of confidence in your own ability, in other
words, is the story and the way I’ve written it good enough for anyone else to
want to read. Working with other writers doing NaNoWriMo as well was a huge
bonus, because everyone is encouraging each other to keep going. It also helped
having a few people reading as I wrote, and when they said to hurry up and
finish it because they wanted to know what happens next I figured I must be
doing something right.
1. What is
your favorite late night snack?
Hmmm…it depends what I
actually have in the house, but the perfect scenario would be Pepsi Max on tap,
with chocolate/biscuits and cups of tea made and brought to me by my awesome
husband Paul. Although if it’s the night before payday it often ends up being a
peanut butter sandwich an cordial.
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