Author: Jessica Lambert

Raised by her Awesome grandmother Audrey Lambert, Jessica Lambert was encouraged to laugh, and dance, and sing, and play. Her grandmother instilled in her a curiosity about life, and always encouraged questions. “There are no stupid questions” Audrey would say. This allowed Jessica to have a unquenchable thirst for knowledge. On rainy days growing up Jessica and her uncle would spend hours reading the Dictionary and Thesaurus and playing with words. Each night, a young Jessica would sit at the green table with her grandmother sounding out words and falling deeper and deeper in love with literary arts. Jessica”s first “published” book appeared at her local school library laminated in the office copy room and hand drawn. Two subsequent books were also published there and were put into the elementary school library for check-out. This gave Jessica great pride and encourage her love of writing even more. As Jessica grew, her love of short-stories evolved, and she explored the worlds of poetry and hip-hop lyrics. Many poems were dedicated to her past loves and were hidden in crumpled papers in boxes. Jessica kept her passion for the art of words a secret – until she gained the courage to publicly publish from her son Tredel Lambert. Tredel, who Jessica encouraged to pursue his own artistic dreams, upon graduating Sheridan College began encouraging his mother to also embrace her artistic abilities and passions. This beautiful synergy of mother and son creating together and encouraging each other”s dreams gave birth to Hip-Hop Heroz children”s book series with first release being Jack Fly. It also gave birth to other amazing creative projects that are yet to be launched.