Have we helped .... long-term?
- Feb 2, 2019
- 2 min read
Guess what just popped up in my snapchat memories this morning. It's 2 years today since my mum, Hayley, and co author Donna, had their first photoshoot for the Yorkshire Post and the Super Food Fight concept was officially launched in 2017. We were all involved and it was a very proud day!
Are you wondering where the time has gone? I am! They say time flies when you're having fun ... and we really have had a fabulous time on our super food family adventure!
I've been thinking about the super food fight message and why it was written, and considering how I've been affected. Overall, I eat a million varieties of fresh foods that I never would've tried before. I'm definitely healthier because of it! It's also influenced my two sisters and they too will try foods once, even if they then decide it's not for them.
This got me thinking - have we helped others?
So I'd like to know whether our healthy eating concept worked for readers of our Emma Bright and The Super Food Fight story book and those who enjoyed a workshop.
Tell us if and how we impacted you and your children long term!
We raised £900 overall for Cancer Research UK Kids and Teens so we definitely helped these families.
The future:
My Mum has finished book 2 for my little sister Anna, titled Anna Bright and The Pirates of Plenty. It's currently being considered by publishers and will hopefully find its way to the book shelves this year!
140 Emma Bright and the super food fight books in stock - you can ORDER HERE from our website shop for £4.99 plus p&p.
We look forward to hearing from you and how we helped! This will support the production of the second book so please get in touch.
Emma
(Sorry for not being active on here as often anymore, I have just finished my geography GCSE and in the middle of all my others. I have less time to spend online and as I need to spend it on my studies.)
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