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What made you start writing children’s books?
I wanted kids to fall in love with nature and understand how important it is to protect it.
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Where do you get your ideas?
From my travels in forests, mountains, and rivers. Every animal encounter sparks a new story.
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Who’s your favorite character you’ve created?
A mischievous monkey named Tiko, who always teaches lessons about friendship and respect for nature.
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What’s your writing process like?
I outline adventures first, then add real science facts hidden inside the fun.
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Which childhood book influenced you most?
The Jungle Book. It showed me that animals could feel like family in stories.
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Do you work with experts for your books?
Yes, I talk to wildlife rangers and biologists to make sure the details are accurate.
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What’s the hardest part of writing about nature for kids?
Balancing facts with fun—too much science can feel like homework.
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How do you keep your stories exciting?
By mixing danger, discovery, and humor—kids love suspense but also need to laugh.
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What advice would you give young writers?
Pay attention to the world around you. The smallest bug can spark the biggest story.
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What’s next for you?
A series about kids who rescue endangered animals across different continents.