Interview with Author and business mogul Chantel Hall-Reid, author of Imani's Diary.

Pamela R Haynes award winning author of Loving The Brothers interviews self published authors from around the world. In this episode meet author Chantel Hall-Reid.Chantel Hall-Reid is an author, mother, educator, and a mentor. As a graduate of Birmingham City University, she earned a BA (Hons) degree in Primary Education and is a lover of all things English &Education. Since graduating Chantel has taught in a range of educational settings. Chantel has more than ten years of teaching & mentoring experience and in 2018 decided to use her passion and expertise to form her own English tuition business, it was also during this year that Chantel set up another business offering support to educational establishments in a bid to increase their students learning experience. Chantel is a Co-founder and Director of Sister2Sister C.I.C, a social enterprise supporting young females through empowerment and confidence building programmes. With all these projects under her belt, it’s clear to see that she’s not afraid of hard work and has a passion for young people. This further confirms why Sister2Sister made the finals of the Great British Entrepreneur Award 2020, for the entrepreneurial spirit award category. When it comes to supporting young people, this is where Chantel truly feels at ease. Chantel has just finished writing her first book “Imani’s Diary” which she hopes will be the first of many. Chantel’s inspirations include just about everything; books she read, 90s music which she still adores! and her love of travel. But mostly; her inspiration for this novel came from life experiences, her teaching days, working with young girls as well as social observations. Publishing a book has been a lifelong goal for Chantel and she’s tremendously proud with the publication of her first novel. Chantel hopes to inspire anyone whose thinking of writing a book, to just get started. INSPIRATION Inspiration for Imani's Diary came from Chantel's passion to support young females. In her business Sister2Sister,