Hollie M'gog

Hollie M'gog, was born in Nakuru, Kenya in 1984 and although Kenyan, has lost her heart to Uganda.

Lucky enough to have been schooled on three continents (Africa, Australia and Europe) she has led a wanderlust life and has had many an exciting adventure herself, including being pushed sideways by a mountain gorilla in Uganda, having her hat lifted off her head by a charging wild elephant in Botswana and slipping into a crocodile feeding pond in Australia when the embankment collapsed!

Africa runs in her blood stream and although she enjoys to travel, by way of kayaking, hiking and hitch-hiking, through Central and South East Asia, Australia, the West Indies and Canada, she will never leave Africa, it's colourful people, it's aggravating bureaucracy, it's intense wilderness and it's freedom from the 'general rules of society'.

'Black Mamba for Breakfast' (reprinted as Where Crocodiles Roam) is her first non-fiction book of which there is an audio book too.

Her Oceans Learning Series features seven children's books for ages 3 to 6 and 6 to 9.

Her Wild Africa Learning Series features six educational books for children between 7 to 12 years and centre of the six most popular wildlife destination in East Africa: Tarangire National Park and The Serengeti in Tanzania; Amboseli and the Maasai Mara in Kenya and Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Queen Elizabeth parks in Uganda.

She is currently working on a fiction Trilogy (Boda Boda Tales from Uganda: 'Long Rains', 'Short Rains' and 'A Long Dry Season.'