Question 1

What themes does your book Foxman explore?

Accepted Answer

Fox's story navigates the universal quest for belonging and purpose, cheerfully entwined with the thrill of discovery and the power of self-acceptance.

It's a narrative that celebrates differences and underscores the importance of being yourself.

"I have many powers, why couldn’t I see?
I can be SUPER by just being ME.”

Foxman is more than just a story; it’s a tool for fostering self-esteem and encouraging emotional and social learning.

In Fox's story we also explore the world of job-seeking and we get up-close-and-personal with policemen, firemen and fishermen. Always a big hit for little readers.

Question 2

What age are your children's books targeted to?

Accepted Answer

My books are targeted at preschoolers and respective caregivers.

Echoing C.S. Lewis, I believe that a children's story should not be enjoyed solely by children. Therefore, my stories aim to delight and educate all its readers; through fun, rhythmic narratives, relatable themes, humorous scenarios, and joy.

Question 3

You mention motherhood inspires your writing. How so?

Accepted Answer

After having my daughter in 2021, I decided to leave my corporate-leadership background behind, and dive full-pelt into full-time mothering to my full capacity. Amongst other things terrific, trying, and oxymoronic, I discovered the beauty of being present, and the magic in our daily lives.

Looking at the world through my children’s eyes, I have experienced a whimsy, a slowness and a peace, which have all brought me enormous happiness.

For the past 2 and a half years I’ve been leaning into all that crazy, magic chaos as much as possible.

I wanted to capture a piece of that magic and whimsy and put into a picture book, to give back to my children who love being read to.

GOOD STORIES. GOOD DEEDS.
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