After reading lots of books at university, Sarah Ironside travelled extensively and intrepidly. She joined bands whilst she was travelling and lived a bohemian life for a while, sharing music, literature and a love of humanity. She helped out, where she could, and let the wind take her. Since returning to the UK, she has been a wife, mother and teacher, juggling the roles seamlessly and still finding time to travel with her family, her children relishing in the wonders of the world and not once looking at a screen or playing on a console. And she can bake. And her house is always tidy.
Not really… But it is a bit more interesting than the reality! Sarah Ironside is a mother of two who lives with her husband and kids near the New Forest. Writing is something she has been meaning to get on with for a while and has finally made time for, so the teaching hours are reduced, the house is a mess, she buys cakes and her kids like it when she’s “into a chapter” because she forgets to monitor their screentime as much.
After reading lots of books at university, Sarah Ironside travelled extensively and intrepidly. She joined bands whilst she was travelling and lived a bohemian life for a while, sharing music, literature and a love of humanity. She helped out, where she could, and let the wind take her. Since returning to the UK, she has been a wife, mother and teacher, juggling the roles seamlessly and still finding time to travel with her family, her children relishing in the wonders of the world and not once looking at a screen or playing or a console. And she can bake. And her house is always tidy.
Not really…. But it is a bit more interesting than the reality! Sarah Ironside is a mother of two who lives with her husband and kids near the New Forest. Writing is something she has been meaning to get on with for a while and has finally made time for, so the teaching hours are reduced, the house is a mess, she buys cakes and her kids like it when she’s “into a chapter” because she forgets to monitor their screentime as much.