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You are welcome Sherry. I loved reading about you and your books. I know I have given at least five stars to one of your books. I love them.
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Great interview!
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Thanks, Mike!
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Great interview. That’s awesome that Sheey is a talented musician as well as an author.
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Thanks!
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Thanks, Natalie!
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Thank you for hosting Sherry Ellis. She’s a gem.
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Welcome. I loved meeting her and chatting with her in person in Miami last November. She is a real gem.
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Thank you, Mirka! I appreciate your kind words!
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Hello, S. Jackson & A. Raymond!
I enjoyed this interview with my multi talented friend Sherry Ellis. Given that relationships between mothers and daughters are often strained, competitive and adversarial, I find it inspiring that Sherry’s daughter has been very supportive of her writing over the years. I also love how Sherry’s Bubba and Squirt characters transport young readers to exotic foreign lands where they are given an education about the history and culture of the region while being entertained.
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I agree Thomas.
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Thank you, Thomas! I have always felt fortunate that I’ve had a great relationship with both of my children.
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I sent this book to my grandson, but haven’t heard if he likes it. I’ll have to ask.
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I hope he likes it! I’m always curious about how the intended audience likes the book.
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