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A major American milestone was the perfect time for Studyville founder Amanda Martin to write her first children’s book
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A major American milestone was the perfect time for Studyville founder Amanda Martin to write her first children’s book
Authoring a children’s book was never Amanda Martin’s goal when she began her career, but she has wholly embraced the process. Just in time for America’s 250th birthday, her new release Henry the Star-Spangled Spaniel follows a familiar character from her local tutoring service and non-traditional microschool, Studyville. Henry was inspired by Martin’s own curious Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and was born from a work-related brainstorm. While d…
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