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RT @Lenora_Rose1: My line drawing of a stick figure girl's age progression #art https://t.co/HPA1Yhg9yp
Hannah Sullivan started telling stories pretty much as soon as she could string together a coherent sentence. Back then, the characters had names like "Bouncing House" and "The Man Who Burnt His Bottom All The Time." It was pretty serious stuff. As an adult, her stories grew to encompass her children. To help her daughter get over her fear of thunderstorms, Ms. Sullivan came up with a reason for all the loud noise. There was this horse, you see, with big pounding hooves. He could run so fast, he actually flew through the air. And his name was Thunder. When Ms. Sullivan's daughter hit the double-digits, she asked for a "grown-up" version of the family Thunder stories. So, doing what any mom would do, Ms. Sullivan said, "Sure, why not?" And started to write. Her first novel, "THUNDER: The Shadows Are Stirring," is an Amazon bestseller. Her second- "FIVE WEEKS: a Lifetime," a memoir comprised of journal entries, letters and emails - is the legacy of one small boy's lifetime. It reached the bestseller lists, in both the US and the UK, just hours after it was published.
She works as a freelance editor at https://www.hannahsullivanediting.com