MS Readathon Author Ambassador, Deborah Abela

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 15, 2015

We’re thrilled to announce that multi-award winning author Deborah Abela is the 2015 MS Readathon Author Ambassador.

Deborah is the author of the hugely popular ‘Max Remy Superspy’ series, Jasper Zammit Soccer Legend, The Remarkable Secret of ...

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