Vogue Williams said being given the chance to write her first children’s book is “so exciting”.
Jump For The Stars is available to buy this week and the mum-of-three told how reading is a huge hobby in her home with her family. The 36-year-old from Howth, Co Dublin, said: “The kids absolutely love books. Theodore started speaking really young and he has so many words.
"He can hold a conversation with an adult. He’s absolutely brilliant. I put a lot of that down to reading and it sets us up for our bedtime routine."
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“To have written my own book is so exciting. I can’t wait to read it to them. It’s like something I never thought I would be able to do but getting to do it, I can’t wait to hold the book in my hand.”
But Vogue admitted it did take a lot of time to publish her book. She said: “Even down to choosing somebody who will do the illustrations.
“I love what she did and that is such a huge part of the book as well because that’s what jumps out at children too.”
Actress Amy Huberman also released her first children’s book this week. The Day I Got Trapped In My Brain is a story she says was inspired by her own upbringing and kids – Sadie, nine, Billy, seven, and 19-month-old Ted – who she shares with hubby Brian O’Driscoll.
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