Milford Haven, Clare: - Clare Milford Haven has been writing for the past 30 years, with regular articles published in The Times, Evening Standard, Homes & Gardens and GQ as well as an eight-year stint on Tatler\'s editorial staff as their Social Editor.
Since the death of her eldest son James in 2006, Clare has devoted her time to the charity she set up in his memory, James\' Place.
When they were small, they spent most of their days on the beach in Nantucket, riding the waves and building sandcastles, so there was unlimited inspiration for the content of the book.
Clare lives in the UK on a farm in Hampshire with her husband George and their four children..
She also married her second husband George Milford Haven on a beach there in August 1997, so it is a place that is very dear to her heart.
The five main character\'s in the book are Clare\'s children James, Wenty and Louisa and her step-children Tatiana and Harry.
The extended family traditionally spend every summer there.
Nantucket has only the happiest of memories for Clare and her family and she wanted to record those memories in the form of a children\'s book.
Clare\'s mother, \'Granny Annie\', was American and bought a house on Nantucket Island in the \'60\'s.
For further details, please visit the website: www.jamesplace.org.uk.
Clare wrote The Magic Sandcastle some years ago, but filed it away, and only dug it out during lockdown in 2020.
The first James\' Place, in Liverpool, was opened by HRH The Duke of Cambridge in June 2018.
Milford Haven, Clare: - Clare Milford Haven has been writing for the past 30 years, with regular articles published in The Times, Evening Standard, Homes & Gardens and GQ as well as an eight-year stint on Tatler\'s editorial staff as their Social Editor.
Since the death of her eldest son James in 2006, Clare has devoted her time to the charity she set up in his memory, James\' Place
