Teen Author Shanti Hershenson is interviewed by a 7-year-old podcaster

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Teen author Shanti Hershenson is interviewed by a 7-year-old podcaster in this episode of The Segilola Salami Show podcast. Shanti Hershenson answers some very interesting questions about her likes and dislikes. I assure you, you need to click play now to listen to this episode that’s filled with laughter and cheer.

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About Author Shanti Hershenson

Hello everyone, I’m Shanti Hershenson, a teen author living in California, the United States. Since I was twelve years old, I have been writing constantly.

I have written approximately a dozen books and have 7 published on Amazon and several other online retailers.

Some of my books include: Biome Lock, the first novel in a completed alien invasion dystopian series, The Chronicles of Ziel DeLaine, a series of novellas with 2 books currently out (the third one coming soon), and You Won’t Know Her Name, a haunting novel told in poetry that tackles the tough topic of bullying in middle school.

My Twitter handle is @ShantiHersh, please connect with me.

About The Segilola Salami Show

The Segilola Salami show is an audio podcast talk show hosted by the female Nigerian-British podcaster Segilola Salami who is also an author, freelance writer and blogger. Please click here to see the full list of Yoruba children’s books written by Segilola Salami.

The show is set in a virtual cafe and is a podcast on books and publishing. The aim of the show is to be both educative and informative but in an entertaining way. Guests from all works of life come on the show to talk about the books they have read or written and how books motivated or inspired them. Listeners of the show get to discover new authors and new books as well as learn something new. Also, as the show is set in a virtual cafe, it is a fun podcast to listen to at work, while running or even when driving.

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