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Jan 26, 2016 · I always want to do this now,’ he says. I want this to be my day job.’. This article first appeared in Cornwall Life's January 2016 issue. Boascastle-based Simon Mayle is a successful children’s author with three books in his popular Shoutykid series and a hit movie under his belt.
Simon Mayle is the author of SHOUTYKID - How Harry Riddles Made a MEGA-amazing Zombie Movie (3.95 avg rating, 56 ratings, 10 reviews, published 2014), Bu...
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Simon Mayle has 15 books on Goodreads with 328 ratings. Simon Mayle’s most popular book is SHOUTYKID - How Harry Riddles Made a MEGA-amazing Zombie Movie.
In the third SHOUTY KID book from author SIMON MAYLE, 10-year-old gaming-obsessed Harry continues to battle with life at home and at school. The story is told through a series of letters and emails and in this installment, with his dad deciding on a round-the-world sailing trip with the entire family, Harry has his work cut out to progress his ...
Simon Mayle was born in the UK, moved to the US and now lives in Cornwall with his own two shoutykids. He works in film and TV and amongst his credits are ‘THERE’S ONLY ONE JIMMY GRIMBLE’ –winner of the Brown Bear at Berlin Film Festival, Golden Griffin at Griffoni, best feature at Vienna and best feature at Kyoto.
Mar 19, 2024 · Often dismissed by his peers, Simon’s profound insights and memorable quotes reveal a wisdom beyond his years. One of Simon’s most profound statements is, “Maybe there is a beast… maybe it’s only us.”. This quote encapsulates the central theme of the novel – the innate darkness within humanity.
