This Sunday, August 18, Claire Renny will host her debut book launch in Glasgow after signing a publishing deal with Pegasus Publishers, Nightingale books
A triplet mother has turned an exciting new chapter in her life following the publication of her first children's book.
The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you.A Glasgow University graduate in primary school teaching, Claire is originally from East Kilbride and now lives in Cumbernauld with her fiancée Jenna, triplets Beth, Katie and Erin, three rabbits and two dogs Bowie and Mini.
"I affectionately named the book 'The Monkey Who Lost Her Ooh Ooh Ah Ah'. Mini Monkey - who represents me and how I was feeling during Covid - was feeling lonely and dreaming of a better life. "My girls feature in the book as the 'Tricky Triplets' and you have to find them, they will be in every book and just think this is the best thing ever."
"I burst into tears, I was absolutely delighted. My girls, partner, family and friends have all been super supportive, it’s been amazing." "The charities I am working closely with are Caleb’s Trio of Hope who support children with palliative cancer diagnosis in my local Glasgow area and The Holding Space, who support families and children who have been through trauma, again in my local town of Cumbernauld."
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