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Interview with Wendy Haynes, author of Hayden’s Bedtime #booksontourpr – #readilearn

interview with Wendy Haynes author of Hayden's Bedtime

Today, it is with great pleasure that I introduce you to Wendy Haynes and her delightful new picture book Hayden’s Bedtime as part of the Books on Tour promotion.

About Wendy Haynes

Wendy Haynes has completed a Diploma in Creative Writing at Southern Cross University. Her writing focuses on middle-grade fantasy, historical, and contemporary stories for children, picture books, junior fiction, and YA. She believes that having a regular writing practice, and understand the device at your disposal, is the key to not only completing a story but in building the skills required to produce a worthy manuscript.

About Hayden’s Bedtime

What parent of a young child hasn’t had to perform a bedtime ritual to get the child into bed and off to sleep? Hayden’s Dad is no different as he checks every corner, every nook and cranny to ensure there is nothing lurking in the bedroom. All he finds are everyday things like building blocks and smelly socks, toy cars and chewed up gum. When the child is satisfied that all is safe, Dad reads a story and the child settles down for a good night’s sleep.

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11 responses to “Interview with Wendy Haynes, author of Hayden’s Bedtime #booksontourpr – #readilearn”

    1. Norah Avatar

      Thank you, Jennie. It is. 🙂

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      1. Jennie Avatar

        You’re welcome, Norah. Your recommendations carry much weight.

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        1. Norah Avatar

          Thank you, Jennie. As do yours. 🙂

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  1. Jacqui Murray Avatar

    Another book I didn’t know about! I have taught K-2 (actually, K-8) but only technology. Seems I’ve missed a bit.

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    1. Norah Avatar

      This is a new one, Jacqui. Don’t feel bad. We can’t keep up with everything.

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  2. petespringerauthor Avatar
    petespringerauthor

    Excellent interview, Norah! What fun it must have been for Wendy not only to write a book about her grandson but to read it with him.

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    1. Norah Avatar

      I agree, Pete. One day we might do the same. 🙂

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      1. petespringerauthor Avatar
        petespringerauthor

        That’s my dream.

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        1. Norah Avatar

          One day …

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