Welcome, it is so nice to have you here, and to read a little bit about your books, That id so Great!! what books have you published, and are your plans to keep writing? I would like to learn more about you and what you write. I am an Author of self-help guide books and poet, I too work at a School (High School) my first book is Titled: "How to..get to the heart of your teen" A personal guide for parents to re-connect and build better relationships with there teen. I am now on my forth book, and I plan on having 6 series of self-help guide books in all.
I hope to hear from you
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Lisa Brereton
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Hi Sue,
Welcome, it is so nice to have you here, and to read a little bit about your books, That id so Great!! what books have you published, and are your plans to keep writing? I would like to learn more about you and what you write. I am an Author of self-help guide books and poet, I too work at a School (High School) my first book is Titled: "How to..get to the heart of your teen" A personal guide for parents to re-connect and build better relationships with there teen. I am now on my forth book, and I plan on having 6 series of self-help guide books in all.
I hope to hear from you
Take Care
Lisa Brereton
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