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Jeremy Strong Interview
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Streaker is a mixed-up kind of dog. You can see from her thin body and powerful legs that she’s got a lot of greyhound in her, along with quite a bit of Ferrari and a large chunk of whirlwind.
From the 100 Mile An Hour Dog by Jeremy Strong.
In this Storynory Extra, Natasha visits Reigate Priory Junior School in the south east of England to meet a genius at making children laugh, the best selling author, Jeremy Strong. Jeremy’s most famous book is the delightful and hilarious One Hundred Mile An Hour Dog. His latest is called Beware Killer Tomatoes. Jeremy held 600 children spellbound with his stories about writing, and his reading which is almost as speedy as Streaker the dog. Afterwards he chatted to Natasha in the Bookworms shop, just across the road from the school. And of course, Natasha reads from some of Jeremy’s funniest books.
With Natasha. Duration 16 Minutes.
I think that Jeremis so funny and brilliant. Can you write a sequel to the ‘My Brothers’ famous bottom’? series?
Thanks,
Hanna
hi we are on a search about u so plz be please
i love your story it is fun to rad story
youve been busy writing all those books 1 millon of each book?
I think killer tomatoes is great ive been reading it for about a month and in my literacy class my friend said we sent letters to you got any letters from school children latley?
hello jeremy strong you came to bartley yesterday i am at that school it was very fun.
hello my name is alice i am doing a resarch on jeremy strong , because my taecher asked our class to do a research on an auther , so i chose jeremy strong!!!!!!!
nice i wish he came to my school
Hello, My name is Jenny
I just read your books.
It was very fun.
I think your are great writer.
I just heard you got stronger.
Have your nice day!!!
bye bye
[...] This package comes, of course, from Storynory. It’s a visit to Reigate Priory Junior School to meet Jeremy Strong, author of The 100 Mile An Hour Dog. He was speaking to 600 school kids and did a wonderful speed-reading. It came about as part of our continuing friendly relationship with the children’s book publisher, Puffin. As I have mentioned before, I think Puffin understand the power of the Internet for reaching kids, as well as anyone. [...]