Roglins By Anna Spencer Enthrals Young Readers With Shakespeare’s Iambic Rhyming

Roglins By Anna Spencer Enthrals Young Readers With Shakespeare’s Iambic Rhyming, On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Anna Spencer’s Roglins introduces young readers to magical, friendly creatures with hooves and floppy ears or horns, inviting them on whimsical adventures through easy-to-read, funny, and unexpected tales.

 

Roglins

Anna Spencer’s debut children’s book, Roglins, introduces young readers to a magical world of friendly creatures that live hidden in the grass. With her captivating rhymes and charming illustrations, Spencer creates a captivating and imaginative story that will delight children and adults alike.

Inspired by her own artistic musings, Spencer brings these unique creatures to life with her vibrant and expressive illustrations. The easy-to-read verse, reminiscent of Shakespeare and other literary greats, adds a touch of sophistication and charm to the storytelling.

Roglins is a must-read for children ages six to nine, offering a delightful blend of adventure, humor, and imagination. Spencer’s talent for storytelling and her ability to capture the essence of childhood make this book a promising start to her literary career.

Anna Spencer

I live in Ferndown, Dorset, was born in Poland and trained as a Civil Engineer but always had a passion to create and paint. I moved to the UK in 2004 where I trained as an Architectural Technologist.

If you would tell me four years ago, that I would publish a book… I wouldn’t have believed it, as I had never thought of doing this, it only came about after creating the Roglin drawings that they appeared to have character, and there was more to the drawings than just what we could see.

My family suggested that maybe I could write a couple of sentences to go with each of the drawings so the illustration could be understood better. I thought this was a great idea, I tried to do it, but this was not a very easy task, as couple of sentences were not enough!

I decided to study two online courses about children’s books and about children’s poetry. Those courses were amazing and very helpful and after a while I decided to send my manuscript to publishers, and I wasn’t sure whether the book would be well received. But Roglins was accepted and approved by Nightingale, part of Pegasus Publishers.

Now people will meet Roglins! And I have already started visiting local primary schools with my book and have received some fantastic feedback from both teachers, and children.

-Anna Spencer

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