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A behind the scenes glimpse of the writing of Harry Hawksbill Helps His Friends
What does it look like to write a book?
Author Paul Mila shares a behind the scenes glimpse with us of his writing of Harry Hawksbill Helps His Friends.
In the photo below Paul is "hard at work" at his beachfront office in Cozumel, under a lone palm with the blue Caribbean in the background.
A great place to get some work done, polishing up the story about Harry Hawksbill and his angle fish friends.
"Work" doesn't have to be a "bad" word, as Paul proves.
What does your writing space look like? Where are you most creative? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
About the Book 
Harry the hawksbill turtle discovers that his angelfish friends aren't getting along because they look different from each other.
Harry teaches them they are more alike than they realize, while children also learn about sea life. This is a fun book for beginning self-readers or for parents and children to read together.
About the author
Paul Mila has expanded his horizons from Brooklyn to Baja and beyond. He traded in his corporate suit for a wetsuit and now devotes his time to writing, scuba diving, underwater photography, and speaking to groups about ocean conservation.
He has enjoyed photographing and diving with Caribbean reef sharks in the Bahamas, humpback whales in the Dominican Republic and Tonga, and diverse sea life around the world, including his home waters of Long Island, New York.
Using his photographs and personal adventures, Paul brings the people and undersea creatures he encounters to life through interesting stories for readers of all ages. In addition to this children's book and two nonfiction books, he has authored a scuba diving thriller/fiction series drawing from a cast of colorful, real-life Caribbean characters.
Paul's Book:
Harry Hawksbill Helps His Friends
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