Join Philippe as he dives into his background with writing and publishing and also shares how he realized the Fibonacci sequence which involves numbers, plays a role in how children learn. Join us for an interesting conversation about Philippe's personal love of puzzles and how that translated into his idea for this book!

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Listen as B.L. reminisces about her love of writing from an early age to escape the perils of her young teenage life. From the beginnings of a teenage writer all the way to adulthood, B.L. has continued to use writing as her way of finding calm in her hectic life. She explains what it has been like working with a hybrid publisher and how she will transform her written works with the knowledge she has most recently learned about writing and the writing process. She shares a glimpse into her own writing life and how she plans a day around a hectic life of being a mom and wife.

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Frank Joseph started out as a writer for the Associated Press and moved on in his writing journey to become a publisher, twice! After working several different positions as a writer and publisher, Frank sat down and wrote his first novel, To Love Mercy, published in 2006. Frank discusses the difficult journey he faced as he tried to find a publisher and ultimately ended up with a series. Frank shares is past experiences with wisdom from years past, which writers of all levels can benefit from.

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