sky.3?__cft__[0]=AZUwoW1Tbppq1PLT-rN2sPRtQtjW1iycceBJRljgE0Dfivn53TFZCgB8LH29EPme_-vlHlwTt9ub8eQ5Bqzs2TXifCujAZJAPdQc9iCOJc9cC9i8YFxepyXf53Tu9mWKGdtSnAKSHl9eik_qliBF67_34hCEpXZYXHliHiKzLC0ouQ&__tn__=-]K-R">Carrie Turansky and I discuss her latest book, the British Home Children, and more. It was fun to learn how she picked the Edwardian time period, the types of research she conducts and so much more. You'll love getting to know Carrie and hearing all about what she plans to write next. Let me just say it includes the Lake District in England and hope. Make sure you pick up a copy of Carrie's new book, No Journey too Far.

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In this episode, Carrie Turansky and I discuss her latest book, the British Home Children, and more. It was fun to learn how she picked the Edwardian time period, the types of research she conducts and so much more. You'll love getting to know Carrie and hearing all about what she plans to write next. Let me just say it includes the