As always I’d like to thank my extremely supportive friends and family for all the encouragement that they give me along the way. The Coopers, the Kellehers, the Ellises, and all my lovely friends.
A big thank you to my husband Danny. My rock! Much love to Ben, Danny and Kyle. Not forgetting our two little fur-babies/writer’s assistants Sassy and Miska.
And finally to you, my lovely reader. You are the very reason I write: without you, none of this would have been possible. I love receiving your reviews, feedback and messages, so please do keep them coming!
Casey x
We – both author and publisher – hope you enjoyed this book. We believe that you can become a reader at any time in your life, but we’d love your help to give the next generation a head start.
Did you know that 9% of children don’t have a book of their own in their home, rising to 13% in disadvantaged families*? We’d like to try to change that by asking you to consider the role you could play in helping to build readers of the future.
We’d love you to get involved by sharing, borrowing, reading, buying or talking about a book with a child in your life and spreading the love of reading. We want to make sure the next generation continues to have access to books, wherever they come from.
Click HERE for a list of brilliant books to share with a child – as voted by Goodreads readers.
Thank you.
*As reported by the National Literacy Trust
Published by Bookouture in 2021
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