David Days

David Mitchell Days, was born from the imagination of a little middle-class girl, in a third world country. At the age of only 13, she wrote her first work at school. A children's story called Pandy, about a Panda who did not appreciate what he had at the zoo and escaped with his giraffe friend. From the age of 14-18 she wrote the Astrid's Diary series, which are for sale worldwide, including a prequel and an extra book to the series that she wrote at the age of 26-27. The author is also a veterinarian and university teacher, with David Mitchell Days as her creative, artistic and literary side. The series The Spooky Life of Joelin Faarru, was written in her college years for a classmate, whose letters of his name were rearranged to create the name of the main character. The author works with children as a Sunday school teacher, using her anonymous stories to explain values ​​and reinforce knowledge in the little ones.