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You are invited once again, to join R.P.M and his friends in this latest, humorous, gentle, thought provoking, animal adventure story. In the first book of the series, R.P.M., The Mole who was Afraid of the Dark, R.P.M. had a fear of waking up in the dark. His family and friends helped him to overcome his anxieties and soon he was able to help others too. In the second instalment, R.P.M. is to be found digging a burrow for himself so that he can live in a mole hole of his own. During the dig, he discovers an item of great sentimental value to him and his family which belonged to his grandfather and name sake, Reginald Peregrine Mole. He was an intrepid, fearless explorer who had helped to dig the longest rail tunnel under the sea and had received an award for his efforts. R.P.M. had heard so many stories about how brave his grandfather had been and he wanted to be like him. When he found the family heirloom, it inspired him to embark on the same journey that his grandfather had taken many years before. Written in two parts, we follow the journeys of both these brave little moles to discover whether their dreams and aspirations were the same or unique to themselves.

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Tricia Chapman was born and raised in Cardiff, South Wales. She moved to Kent in !980 when she got married to Peter, and has two grown up sons and two grandsons. She has a B.A (Hons) in Child and Youth Studies, is a retired  Educational Consultant and Specialist Assessor. Tricia has worked with all age ranges and many of the children and young people she has supported have had complex anxiety issues. In her first book , R.P.M, The Mole who was Afraid of the Dark which was published in 2021, Tricia, focused on the fears and phobias which were experienced by R.P.M. and his friends. Her sequel, R.P.M, A Mole on a Mission, examines the issues of  self- belief and the importance of how  to establish an understanding of how, to gain confidence in ones' own  strengths and abilities. The aim of both these books, is to focus on the importance of sharing and discussing areas of concern, in order  to ease many of the mental health issues which face young people and for them to understand that they are not alone.

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