Haha, my pleasure! (That doesn’t count, does it?) The Creeping Hour is a podcast of scary stories hosted by three horror obsessed friends who listened to too many spooky stories and turned into monsters. Tell our readers everything they need to know about The Creeping Hour podcast, pretty please…in 280 characters or less. Quiz time! Sudden, I know, but that’s how we roll around here. Release Day Tour for Teacher of the Year by M.A.This week, I am thrilled to welcome the amazing Elie Lichtschein to the blog, who co-created The Creeping Hour podcast along with public media broadcaster WGBH! Release Day Blitz for Rewrite Our Story by Kat Singleton 11thīlog Tour for Vivienne in Paris by Maria Castellucci Moore 12th Release Day Blitz for Man Cave by Vanessa Vale 9th Helena has previously worked for clients such as The Sunday Times, Elbow Productions and Shortbook Publishers. Helena has worked with Charlotte to produce the visuals for Big Boys Cry and hopes to show the next generation of males and females that it is OK to express emotion regardless of gender. Helena Maxwell (26) is an illustrator and artist who is passionate about spreading mental health aware-ness. Charlotte is also the founder of the Twenty Mile Club, an online platform that seeks to inspire savvy twenty-something’s through entrepreneurship and passion projects. With a man taking his life every two hours in Britain, Charlotte is motivated to start the conversation about males and their emotions even earlier and is a big believer in prevention over cure. This book helps parents frame emotions in a positive light, normalising the idea that all boys cry, whether they are seven years old, in the armed forces, a fireman or a father – all big boys cry, it does not make them silly!Ĭharlotte Moncrieff (27) is an ambassador for MQ Mental Health Research Charity and is based in Lon-don (Brixton).

This only becomes more evident as they move from boyhood into adolescence. Thankfully, Mum and Dad and some new friends help Billy understand that crying is normal and that everyone does it, including some of Billy’s favourite and most admired members of his family.įor many boys today, there is a fear that expressing emotion is seen as a sign of weakness. When a passing stranger scolds him, telling him that ‘Big Boys don’t cry – only silly ones do’, Billy questions what it means to be a big boy. It’s Billy’s seventh birthday and no one is more excited than he is to finally be a big boy! At the park later that day, Billy finds himself in tears after getting hurt in a small accident.

A warm welcome to the Blog Tour for Big Boys Cry by Charlotte Moncrieff and Helena Maxwell! I am delighted I can be part of this tour, this book seems so good and important as well.įor today’s post I will be shining a spotlight on the book with information on the book + an excerpt + I got information on the author/illustrator.

The Wicked Tree by Kristin Thorsness