#162 Functioning Feelers and Dizzy Waggle with Cloe Willetts

from Walnut Wednesday · host Lara Gieseke

This week I am lucky enough to get this lovely journalist on the other end of an interview. I get to speak with Cloe Willetts on her views on sensitivity, empathy and how feeling feelings essentially led her into self publishing heart warming books that make an impact on not only children, but the adults of our generation too! Cloe Willetts is a journalist, mum of one, and children’s author. In 2019 she won Lifestyle Journalist of the Year at the MPA magazine awards, for what judges described as “sensitive journalism”. Her kids’ books are focused on emotions and resilience. Connect with Cloe on Instagram @cloe_willetts and get more information on her self published books www.thedizzywaggle.com

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