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7. Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales
This week on the podcast, Paola Santos joins me to discuss four of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Paola Santos is a children’s book author born and raised in Venezuela. After moving to Canada, she found the courage to share the words and stories that had long been
enclosed in her imagination. Her stories are now woven with her culture, experience in a new country, hope, happiness, and diversity. Paola holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Literature and Children’s Literature and
Reading Promotion. She is the author of How to Eat a Mango, which was published last month, and the forthcoming picture book A House in My Barrio in 2026.
You can find Paola on her website or instagram or X.
You can find her books and all Turning Back the Pages books on Bookshop.org
About the show:
Follow Ally on Instagram or Twitter/X
Thank you to Juqboxmusic and zXennial_Music for the show music
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By Turning Back the PagesThis week on the podcast, Paola Santos joins me to discuss four of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Paola Santos is a children’s book author born and raised in Venezuela. After moving to Canada, she found the courage to share the words and stories that had long been
enclosed in her imagination. Her stories are now woven with her culture, experience in a new country, hope, happiness, and diversity. Paola holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Literature and Children’s Literature and
Reading Promotion. She is the author of How to Eat a Mango, which was published last month, and the forthcoming picture book A House in My Barrio in 2026.
You can find Paola on her website or instagram or X.
You can find her books and all Turning Back the Pages books on Bookshop.org
About the show:
Follow Ally on Instagram or Twitter/X
Thank you to Juqboxmusic and zXennial_Music for the show music