Children's Book Author Interview: June Birch | Everyone Can be a HerO

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 24, 2010 -- The author June Birch explains what she did with the Prime Ministers advice:

"The other was to ignore the then prime minister’s suggestion that we should go back to having more nuclear build. I guessed I was cutting my own throat with publishers, but didn’t have any option but to make this a book in which teenagers asked their own questions about nuclear power and the legacy of nuclear waste, because it would affect their generation.

The kids in my story boycotted nuclear studies on principle, because they were already living in the aftermath of a nuclear accident, but there were things they wished they had found out. They had already learned that having friends was far more important than having things!

June's reply to the question, Can you tell us about your causes or any charities you are involved with was as follows:

"Pretty obviously, I’m against any more nuclear power and nuclear waste. Mayak, Chernobyl, Church Rock and Three Mile Island are four good initial reasons why."

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