Day 28: In the studio!
When I created Herbert Peabody, I wanted him to be a fun character that was a little bit cheeky, just like the children I was
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Day 27: Connecting with what we love
It’s a hectic world that we live in. We’re constantly connected to what’s going on via email, mobile phones and social media. But with all
Day 26: How to get your book out there
Today I met with my wonderful publicist, Scott Eathorne, from Quikmark Media. As I’ve mentioned previously, I’ve learned that writing a book is the easy
Day 25: Partnering with awesome people
Last year, I was very lucky to meet Ronni Kahn, CEO and Founder of OzHarvest, the first perishable food rescue organisation in Australia. http://www.ozharvest.org/ Ronni is a
Day 24: Herbie really is real!
Today I received a VERY special package from Tabitha Emma Bray, illustrator of Herbert Peabody. In the package was Herbert Peabody himself! Tabitha handmade Herbie
Day 22: Reading is mega cool!
Today I had a doctor’s appointment, and accompanying it was a longer wait than usual.. Rather than wishing I was elsewhere, I had come well
Day 21: Learning about regenerative agriculture!
Taranaki Farm is a very special working farm in Woodend, Victoria. And today was their open day. Hundreds of people made their way to the
Day 20: Herbie’s new friend, Bee
Herbert Peabody has a new neighbour – Bee! And Bee is the main character in Herbie’s new book. I wanted to share the importance of
Day 19: Two firsts!
Super exciting times this evening – we’ve just received the very first double order for Herbie’s books, and the first official order for ‘Herbert Peabody
Day 17: World-class meeting
It is amazing to meet people who make a difference, and today I met two such people. Professor David Crawford and Cathy Cooper are part of