
Turning Children’s Books into an Animated Series by Emma-Jane Leeson
“Grab your backpack, let’s go! Jump in, ¡vámonos!” Anybody who knows a child born between
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“Grab your backpack, let’s go! Jump in, ¡vámonos!” Anybody who knows a child born between
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The best piece of advice I ever received as an author was: You have the
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So. I had this manuscript. It was a first draft and a bit rough round
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Write-on is a voluntary, not-for-profit Community-based Group based in Galway. As the name implies, we
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