Defining Failure and Finding Story Inspiration – My First Video Interview with Author Kathy J. Perry

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Kathy J. Perry writes stories for youth because she believes that character education happens when we read lovable, admirable characters. She invited me to a video interview with her, where we talked about story inspiration and how to view failures (after finding out the potent way that a garlic bulb is made of many cloves).

You can also catch a glimpse of some real life flash flood exhilaration, and check out the books she’s authored. Currently my kids are loving her story Emeline: A Journey, which has a fantastic, theatrical narrator for the audiobook.

Watch the interview here.

2 thoughts on “Defining Failure and Finding Story Inspiration – My First Video Interview with Author Kathy J. Perry”

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    Allyson Kennedy says:

    I saw this when you first posted about it, but didn’t get around to watching the interview until now. 🤦🏼‍♀️ But you did an amazing job in the interview!!! I’m so happy for you, and thank you so much for recommending Writing by Faith! 😊

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