Jane H Wood

Jane H. Wood published her debut novel, GoldenEars: The Whispering Mountain, in 2019, and the follow-up in the series:

GoldenEars: The Pale Skulls, was released in 2021.

Both titles have won, "Recommended Read," Awards in Author Shout's 2022 book contest.

The GoldenEars series of books have both earned Five Star Reviews from Readers' Favorite.

This is a story of myths and legends, and an unusual friendship that emerges between a teenage boy and a wild wolf pup. A friendship against all the odds, and where love and trust are the only things that truly matter. Jane’s passion for animal welfare, specifically wolves, is accentuated in her writing of these novels.

"It is my dearest wish that my books will help bring awareness to the unjustified persecution directed at wolves in the wild and the urgent need to protect these endangered, misunderstood animals."

Jane's third publication is a delightful illustrated children's book. Stikki the Squirrel was released May 28th, 2023.

The author herself has drawn the illustrations within the book, as well as creating the images depicted on the full cover of the book. A humorous story filled with excitement and adventure, and is sure to enchant younger children and the adults reading to them. 

Stikki the Squirrel has earned a Five Star Review from Readers' Favorite, and a Five Star Review from Stellar Media Club.

A few days ago I received notification that my children's book, Stikki the Squirrel has won a Reader Ready 'Recommended Read,' Award in Author Shout's Book Contest 2024. How fabulous!

Jane pursued a career in women’s fashion, specialising in window display design. She found employment with a prestigious fashion house and department store in her hometown of Bristol.

A special day arrived during the first summer in her new job, and she would like to share this unforgettable memory with you.

“It was during August 1973, that there were huge celebrations which marked the 600^th anniversary of the granting of the charter by King Edward III which gave Bristol the right to call itself a County, and to honour the occasion Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Phillip toured our city on that memorable day. It was a glorious day of street parties, brass bands and parades where dozens of decorated floats graced the streets. And it was my pleasure, along with my team of innovative artists to create a stunning theme throughout our display windows, competing with other stores for the best window design.”

If you would like to know more facts about wolves, books by Jim and Jamie Dutcher, and Daniel Wood are informative reads.