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Siobhan Curham
Siobhan Curham is a best-selling and award-winning author of 50+ books for adults, young adults, and children — both fiction and non-fiction — with works translated into 13 languages. She is also a ghostwriter, editor, and writing coach. Her writing has appeared in publications including The Guardian, Cosmopolitan, and Breathe magazine.
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