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For bulk book orders or special requests email hello@annamcnuff.com

For queries about foreign rights or translation deals for any of my books, email Stevie at Zeno Agency on: finegan@zenoagency.com

For anything related to Girlguiding, please get in touch with the gang at the Girlguiding HQ press office on pressoffice@girlguiding.org.uk

 

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If you’re on the hunt for a biography or pre-approved imagery to use in an article or blog – you can find all of that lovely stuff here.

If you would like to ask about an interview for traditional media, you can email me here.

Podcasters: If you’ve got an interview request for a podcast – please email  hello@annamcnuff.com. I’m only able to take on a few poddy requests, so please include download stats and as much info as you can when you say hello.

For Brands

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“I Began to realise how important it was to be an enthusiast in life. That if you are interested in something, no matter what it is, go at it full speed ahead. Embrace it with both arms. Hug it, love it, and above all become passionate about it. Lukewarm is no good.”

– Roald Dahl –

 
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🏃‍♀️ A 16-MILE RUN WITH 3 KIDS. Are we mad? 🤪 It’s a warm Saturday evening and Jamie and I are walking through Castle Park in Bristol. Jamie is pushing Rocky and Jupiter in a double buggy and I’ve got Storm in a separate, single one. We have crammed the buggies with everything we need for the next 24 hours. One packing bag is bursting with nappies and we’ve neatly rolled and stuffed clothes into another. ☀️ Sun cream, sun hats and pyjamas have been squished into a mesh pocket behind Storm’s back, we’ve slotted bottles into a space beneath the twins seats and jammed snacks (many, many snacks) into any remaining available space.We’ve just arrived in the city and headed towards our hotel for the night. Tomorrow we plan to run with the kids (two one-year-olds and a three-year-old) for 16 miles from the vibrant city of Bristol to historic city of Bath. 🏃‍♀️ 🏃‍♂️ 💨 👶🏻 👶🏻 👧🏼 We’ll be following the path of what once was on an old railway line, now a trail reserved solely for cyclists, walkers and in our case, runners with buggies. 🚂 🙌🏻 As we (attempt to) sit down for a picnic, 🧺 I realise that I’m rushing through everything. I want it all to be neat, controlled. 🫡 For us to have dinner on time. To get the kids to bed on time. I want them to have fun, but in a contained way. It’s then I remember that, although this was my idea and not the kids’ — this is their adventure as much as it is ours. And although it’s only a mini trip in the grand scheme of things, for them — this is monumental. It’s an unfamiliar experience, to be lived and enjoyed, not a set of logistical hurdles to be worked through. ⭐️ This went down last weekend and it was THE most fun thing we’ve done since having the kids ⭐️ It fired up my SOUL! 🔥 🙌🏻 You can read (or listen 🎧 ) to the full story in this week’s Restless Mumma Newsletter: open.substack.com/pub/restlessmumma/p/a-16-mile-run-with-3-kids-are-we?r=2w4ogj&utm_medium=ios ... See MoreSee Less
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