Jen Campbell | What I Read In January 📚 Lots of ups and downs! @jenvcampbell | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
I read 26 books in January — some I loved, some I didn't. Let's chat about them! Pull up a seat and join me. xx

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MY BOOKS:

PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH THIS EXHIBIT tinyurl.com/jndk3dpk

MARCELINE: DEFENDER OF THE SEA tinyurl.com/52za9cuj

THE SISTER WHO ATE HER BROTHERS tinyurl.com/7d266zxj

THE GIRL AQUARIUM: tinyurl.com/yc6tn9xs

THE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT tinyurl.com/lnz5bb6

FRANKLIN’S FLYING BOOKSHOP: tinyurl.com/hlsgkjq

FRANKLIN AND LUNA GO TO THE MOON tinyurl.com/yb2xnuv2

FRANKLIN AND LUNA AND THE BOOK OF FAIRY TALES: tinyurl.com/y2g9wqv5

THE BOOKSHOP BOOK: tinyurl.com/qbs3d2p

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Things mentioned:

Patreon: patreon.com/jenvcampbell

Inclusive Books for Children: inclusivebooksforchildren.org

The High House by Jessie Greengrass*
Baby Loves Electrical Engineering on Christmas! by Ruth Spiro and Irene Chan
A Sign of Her Own by Sarah Marsh*
Crime/thriller vlog youtube.com/watch?v=K9iM54k7uE4
Has Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter? by Nicci French*
Cut to the Bone by Alex Caan
The Night Visitor by Lucy Atkins
A Suspension of Mercy by Patricia Highsmith
Pet by Catherine Chidgey
Buried by Lynda La Plante
Judas Horse by Lynda La Plante
You're Safe With Me by Chitra Soundar and illustrated by Poonam Mistry
How The Stars Came to Be by Poonam Mistry*
The Dolls' House by Tanya Rosie and Claudia Ravall*
Listening to the Quiet to Cassie Silva*
Dim Sum Palace by X Fang
A Woman in the Polar Night by Christiane Ritter

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WHO I AM

Hello, I'm Jen Campbell. I'm an award-winning poet and bestselling author of twelve books, spanning short stories, poetry, picture books, and nonfiction.

My books for adults include The Beginning of the World in the Middle of the Night, The Girl Aquarium, The Bookshop Book, and The Sunday Times bestselling Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops series. My picture book trilogy Franklin and Luna, and my middle-grade book The Sister Who Ate Her Brothers, are published by Thames & Hudson. I've won both an Eric Gregory Award and the Jane Martin Poetry Prize, and my books have been translated into twenty languages.

I've worked in the publishing industry for over fifteen years, initially as a bookseller, and now as a freelance editor, content creator and disability advocate. I review books online, in print and on the radio. I run a Youtube channel where I talk about books, the history of fairy tales, and the representation of disability and disfigurement. I also offer online writing workshops and editorial services, give talks at schools, publishing companies, universities and book festivals on a variety of topics, and I run a book club for TOAST clothing.

If you would like to speak with me about the possibility of working together, please get in touch via email: jenvcampbell@gmail.com x

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Where to find me:
Website: jen-campbell.co.uk
Editorial services: jen-campbell.co.uk/editorial
Writing Workshops: jen-campbell.co.uk/writing-workshops
Twitter: twitter.com/jenvcampbell
Instagram: instagram.com/jenvcampbell
Patreon: patreon.com/jenvcampbell
Events: jen-campbell.co.uk/events
Podcast: jen-campbell.co.uk/podcast
Facebook: tinyurl.com/3o3s4d2
Storygraph: app.thestorygraph.com/profile/jenvcampbell
Email: jenvcampbell@gmail.com

(Since starting Youtube, some of you have been asking what's wrong with my hands. This video should answer any questions :) youtu.be/yUq7UDTA7NM)

This contains no sponsored content. Any books marked with * were kindly sent to me for review.

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