Sam Luxton was born in East London where he grew up loving to write. He attended three universities getting his BA (Hons) in philosophy, his MA in Philosophy and Religion and his PGCE in primary school teaching.
He has worked as a librarian which helped fuel his love for books and stories. He has also worked as a schoolteacher where he used his knowledge of children’s books to inspire children to read and write well.
His first book was based on internet safety and is called ‘Silly Tim’ which talks about the importance of not talking to strangers online. He also published a poem in ‘The book of Hope’ which raised money for NHS charities during COVID. He also had it published in his university alumni magazines as well.
Sam enjoys writing short stories and poetry on topics like kindness, mindfulness, internet safety and charity.
He is a qualified mindfulness facilitator as well as a qualified counsellor and has continued to study his whole adult life to help aid his teaching and understanding of the world so he can best teach his children ways to cope with life.