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Jamie Lee Curtis is working on a new children's book, 'Just One More Sleep,' for January publication

Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis also has a busy career as a children’s author

Via AP news wire
Wednesday 19 July 2023 08:32 EDT
Books Jamie Lee Curtis
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Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis also has a busy career as a children's author. Her next work, “Just One More Sleep,” is set to come out in January.

“The passage of time, how children relate to waiting, and patience are the themes at play in my newest book for children,” Curtis said in a statement released Thursday by Philomel Books, an imprint of Penguin Young Readers. The actor had previously released her children's stories through HarperCollins.

“The seed for this book was planted when I saw my 4-year-old neighbor, Betty, on Christmas Eve 2020 and I said ‘Santa is on his way!’ She scolded me and said, ‘No Jamie, one more sleep, then Santa.’ That moment of her literal truth gave birth to this lovely book, which I hope will resonate with all families with young children," Curtis said.

She will again team with illustrator Laura Cornell, who worked with Curtis on “Tell Me Again About the Night I Was Born,” “Today I Feel Silly” and several other picture stories.

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