Lynn Morrison lives in Oxford, England along with her husband, two daughters and two cats. Born and raised in Mississippi, her wanderlust attitude has led her to live in California, Italy, France, the UK, and the Netherlands. Despite having rubbed shoulders with presidential candidates and members of parliament, night-clubbed in Geneva and Prague, explored Japanese temples and scrambled through Roman ruins, Lynn’s real life adventures can’t compete with the stories in her mind.

She is as passionate about reading as she is writing, and can almost always be found with a book in hand. You can find out more about her on her website LynnMorrisonWriter.com.

If you want to chat with her directly, join her Facebook group - Lynn Morrison’s Not a Book Club - where she happily talks about books, life and anything else that crosses her mind.

Follow Lynn on the internet at:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NomadMomDiary/

Twitter - @nomadmomdiary

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Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/nomadmomdiary

BookBub - https://www.bookbub.com/authors/lynn-morrison

Ute Limacher-Riebold is a multilingual researcher, writer, speaker, coach and consultant for internationally living families at www.UtesInternationalLounge.com.

She published numerous articles on French and Italian medieval Literature and Linguistics.

Ute has published the monographies "Entre Novas et Romans. Pour l'interprétation de Flamenca" (Edizioni dell'Orso). "Le salut d amour provençal: observations sur l'évolution du genre" (Universität Zürich), as well as many articles about the italian medieval poet from the 14th Century Antonio Pucci (1310-1388).

She is Co-Autor of "La circulation des nouvelles au moyen-âge, Actes de la journée d'études" (Edizioni dell'Orso, University of Zurich, 24 January 2002) and Co-Editor of the "Revue Critique de Philologie Romane", published at the Romanisches Seminar at the University of Zurich, which contains exclusively scientific articles and reviews in the field of Romance Philology and is written in multiple languages (German,English,Italian,French,Spanish,Portuguese,Romantsch).

Books by Ute Limacher-Riebold:

–"Entre Novas et Romans. Pour l'interprétation de Flamenca" (1996) (Edizioni dell'Orso)

–"Dutched Up! Rocking the Clogs Expat Style" (2014)

–"How to raise confident multicultural children" (2020)

–"The Toolbox for Multilingual Families" (2020)

She has contributed to the following books:

–"Finding Home. Third Culture Kids in the World" Rachel Jones,

–"This Messy Mobile Life" by Mariam Ottimofiore

–"Third Culture Kids. The Experience of Growing Up Among Worlds" by Ruth E. Van Reken, David C. Pollock and Michael V. Pollock (2017)

–"Multilingual is Normal: An Anthology of Voices, Talking About Talking (English Edition)", Cate Hamilton (2020)

Ute Limacher-Riebold grew up in Italy and lived in Switzerland, Italy and France before moving to the Netherlands in 2005 where she lives with her Swiss German husband and three children.

She writes about the following topics: Multilingualism,Intercultural Communication, Third Culture Kids etc.

(www.UtesInternationalLounge.com)

An American journalist based in the Netherlands.

Zoë is an English woman living in the Netherlands with her Dutch husband, a lethargic Spanish greyhound and a Machiavellian toddler. Out to prove that the mums that create pinterest worthy bento lunchboxes or adorable hand-sewn toddler outfits in the space of a 40 minute nap are dirty liars. Come for the eye rolling grammatical fails and stay for the crappy instagram photography, and her latest illustrations. What more could you ask for? P.S. She enjoys the swears.

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Aislinn (Ace) Callahan-Brandt is an American expat living in the Netherlands with her husband, son, and two crazed cats. She blogs at Life in Dutch to share her experiences as an expat, traveler, and parent, and whatever else comes to mind; and she is a contributer to Dutched Up: Rocking the Clogs Expat Style.

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Rosalind is the writer, expat and blogger behind the no longer existing blog Tales from Windmill Fields and Two Little Monkeys in Breda where she stroopwaffles about the Netherlands along with a cup of British tea and Spanish music. She has also been featured on many websites and publications including The Telegraph and Access magazine. After moving to France with a backpack, she picked up her husband at the Arc de Triomphe and found herself 10 years later, moving to the Netherlands with a container full of stuff, a dog, a cat and a daughter. Now 5 years later she is still in the Netherlands, has had another child here, so has experienced and is experiencing everything Dutch child related, one of the reasons why she set up Breda Monkeys for families in the Brabant area.

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Shivangi Sharma has co-authored an anthology titled Dutched Up, which was rated among top travel books of 2015 by The Wall Street Journal. Originally from India, she lives in Amsterdam with her family and works in the corporate space as a marketing director.

Reach out to her at:

Email: shivangi@shivangiwrites.com

Website: www.shivangiwrites.com

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I'm Deepa, a Filipina storyteller, mother and wanderer who blogs about family, travel, home, creativity, and life in Amsterdam.

MY BLOG

Currystrumpet is where I live my life and write down the story as it happens.

In addition to Amsterdam, motherhood, home and travel, I also blog about creative projects from time to time. In addition to my work as a freelance writer and producer working in creative services for international brands, I dabble in watercolor, hand lettering and the occasional DIY.

MY PHILOSOPHY: LIVE NOW, WRITE LATER

I love life and I love writing. I love to discover new things about the world; they often lead me to discover new things about myself. I love details; they escape us so easily, don’t they? I love words, and I love the challenge of searching for just the right ones.

Each day, I try to wander a little bit further. Dream just a little bit bigger. Be just a little bit different. And doing that gives me just a few more stories to tell.

I believe in doing it now, making it fun, and keeping it real. Then writing all about it when I finally have a moment to myself.

Go out and create; come home and capture. Live now, write later.

MY STORY

Things have changed since I first started blogging in 2004. I’ve gone from a fresh grad with a boring desk job, to a producer in creative services for television, to a freelance writer and work-at-home mom.

I also went from being a girl in a long-distance relationship to a happily wed wife. After getting engaged in Paris, I married my best friend and ultimate travel buddy Marlon in 2007, and relocated to Singapore to begin our new life together.

In 2011, Marlon and I left our careers in Singapore to move to Amsterdam, fulfilling a lifelong dream of living in Europe. We bought an apartment on a quiet canal on the fringes of Amsterdam's city center. And in March of 2013, we welcomed our daughter Tala to the family.

I'd love to hear from you! Email me at deepa@currystrumpet.com, follow me on Twitter or Instagram (@currystrumpet), or search Currystrumpet on Facebook for updates.

Catina is a former southern belle living out the adventures of being a mother in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. She has two Dutchlings which inspire her to write about their adventures down the winding path of motherhood.

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I'm British born but I have made the Netherlands my home. I have three Dutch sons who are tinged with Britishness, and a pure bred Dutch husband. Despite having dual nationality, I haven't exchanged my shoes for clogs, munch no more cheese now than I did in England and I still refuse to host Dutch birthday circles in my home.

I am a published author, freelance writer, translator and blogger. I scribble about my Dutch life at Turning Dutch and about raising highly sensitive children at Happy Sensitive Kids.

I have contributed to expat anthologies Dutched Up! Rocking the Clogs Expat Style, Once Upon An Expat and Knocked Up Abroad Again.

I have also translated the children’s book “Langmuts is een Held” from Dutch into English, one in a series of Dutch books written with highly sensitive children in mind.

In October 2019, I published the first Happy Sensitive Kids book: “101 Ways to Help Your Highly Sensitive Child Empty Their Bucket: Calming Tools During Times of Overwhelm“.

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