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About: Eve Harvey

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http://www.eveharvey.com

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Eve Harvey is a bookaholic. She is forever to be found with her nose in a book. If there are none around then newspapers, magazines, the back of cereal packets, road signs or the tiny washing labels found on the seams of jumpers will do. Her other passion is writing and she is clawing her way through the mire that is the publishing industry; biting, scratching and kicking her way towards that ever more elusive publishing deal. Eve has a full time job as a children's bookseller. She was, in fact, the very first Waterstone's Children's Expert Bookseller in Scotland. And now she is also a Regional Support Manager for Children's Books! Her first love then really has to be literature for children and teens, although she has been known to read grown-up books (not very often though - they didn't put in enough hours when they invented days). She especially loves to find brand new authors and is always on the lookout for a stunning début... Eve lives in a field just outside Edinburgh in Scotland with her daughter and son and two dogs and two rabbits. She also has some tanks of tropical fish and vows one day to start up a marine aquarium. And the day she signs her very first publishing deal she is going to celebrate by buying a pair of Horsefields tortoises. You can find Eve on Twitter and if you're very brave, she's on Facebook too (but not for the fainthearted!)

Posts by Eve Harvey:

• April 21, 2012 I’ll Be There by Holly Goldberg Sloan

• April 7, 2012 The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E Smith

• March 31, 2012 The Other Life by Susanne Winnacker

• March 24, 2012 15 Days Without a Head by Dave Cousins

• March 17, 2012 A Boy and a Bear in a Boat by Dave Shelton

• October 22, 2011 The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

• September 24, 2011 Crypt: The Gallows Curse by Andrew Hammond

• September 15, 2011 Invisible Fiends by Barry Hutchison

• July 8, 2011 Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor

• June 25, 2011 Flowers in the Attic by Virgina Andrews

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