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interviewing children's author & illustrator sanghamitra Dasgupta



this it children's author & illustrator Sanghamitra Dasgupta I had the opportunity to interview her for my blog.


Q1. Well, I was quite a reader in my school days..My favorite books were always like ghost stories and comics, and when I became professional and started illustrating for books, I read so many books. That inspired me to think about the writing. After my job for 1 year as a school teacher, I permanently thought about to write children's book


Q2. Well When I started writing, I make sure to give the book a proper title..so I came up with some name and finalize that

Q3. Well currently in 2018 till now my 8 books are being published. ( 4 books written and illustrated by me) and ( 4 books illustrated by me.) And There are like 3 or 4 more books to be illustrated by me and I am also working on my own next book's story concept.

Q4. Well, I am writing for the last 2 years whether I am illustrating since last 26years. So yeah this is a matchup thing

Q5. My advice would be always - make sure what are you writing? How will kids will react? how to make the story more interesting and also educative for the kids. So that will be a great book for them

Q6. Well people who are looking for my illustration works and services they can find me on Instagram
www.instagram.com/creative_art_shoppee__

and if they want to read my books they can find me at
https://www.amazon.com/default/e/B07B1SJHBL

Q7. Yes I have some plans for it

Q8. Well till now I have written 4 books 🙂

Q9. No, I never went to college to become a writer, but yeah I did my professional artist course.

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