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    About The Key and the Broken Wing
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    About The Key and the Broken Wing

    By Jessabell Tales

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    Jessabell Tales gives her fans and readers the chance to ask her a few questions about the book.
    Here she gives exclusive answers to anyone who wants to know why, how and when The Key and Broken Wing was written, published and off course what will she do next.

    Question 1: What inspired you to write The Key and the Broken Wing?
    Answer: The inspiration to write a story based around two welsh resorts was when I visited the Ffrith Gardens. It was a quiet, unused and tranquil place that needed to be written about. The wildlife in the gardens were full of pleasure and joy, they looked like they were having fun. However the disused metal buildings made it look spoilt and unused. Many seagulls would be perched on the lamppost and look around; it was almost that they were guarding their territory.
    Once everyone was asleep at night and wide awake I had the inspiration to write a story about the place. Within the last two years of my visit, as a holiday there were many things that inspired me to add to the story.
    Many more questions to be asked and answered.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessabell Tales
    Release dateDec 20, 2011
    ISBN9781466020467
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    About The Key and the Broken Wing
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    Jessabell Tales

    As an aspiring Author I have been writing short stories from the age of seven. Many of my teachers, friends and family have loved reading my work. Allot of the inspiration comes from the places I have seen and visited and life experience. For example visiting North wales, for a week or two , here and there, for 8 years trying out many activities or just walking along the sea front. My current book, The Key and the Broken Wing is based around two welsh resorts. The start of the story begins with the famous resort which hosts many trams, stunning Scenerey and a great pier of entertainment. Where as the second seaside place is islated, quiete and ideal for the characters like Jezzabell, Krome and Kimberley to evolve.

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