My next event will be the Samhain Avalon Faery Fayre and Ball this October. The Avalon Faery Fayre and Ball is held twice a year in Glastonbury, once in the Spring and once in the Autumn. I will be at the Fayre with my books and products in Glastonbury Town Hall and I will also attend the Ball on Saturday evening! After having such an amazing time at the Spring Avalon Faery Fayre I am sure this event will be just as wonderful!

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I am so excited that my new website is up and running! All of my books, prints and other products will soon be available in one place! It is also linked to my Facebook Page and Twitter account so you can keep up to date with everything I am doing.

My next event is the 3 Wishes Faery Fest from June 15th – June 17th which is held in the very magical Cornwall. There is going to be a ‘Faery School’ and lots of other wonderful …

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Amito is our first rescued seal pup of 2010. Common seal pups are normally born from around the middle of June but Amito was found at the end of May.

He was first seen alone on a beach south of Bowmore by a local woman named Heather Brodie as she walked her dogs. A lot of the seal pups we rescue are found this way by locals. This was on Thursday the 27th of May. Heather phoned my Mum on the 29th as the pup was still there. My Mum told Heather that the pup was
obviously in need of urgent help …

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Hello everyone! Here are some photos of our first rescued seal pup this year. We named him Amito which means a man who loves the sea. Amito is very friendly and we love him very much. He has a very strong bond with my Mum and suckles her hand just like he would suckle his own mother for milk, it is also an important part of the bonding process. In the wild he would be with his mother every day and swim on her back until able to swim on his own. He was either abandoned by his mother or …

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Recently I returned to my old primary school to read the children my book ‘There’s a Spider in my Bath!’ about a friendly spider named Itsy. I also showed them my fairy house I built and read my fairy poetry from my next book, ‘Hannah Titania: A True Fairy Tale’. The school was very welcoming. The children asked lots of questions and seemed to enjoy it all. It was very nostalgic going back to the classrooms where I first wrote my fairy stories, everything seemed so much smaller, and somehow different, and yet still very much the same.