Amy Robach has had an exciting few weeks in the lead-up to the release of her debut children's book, Better Together, which was released on Tuesday.
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What's more, the Good Morning America star is doing good with her book, and is auctioning a signed copy of it off for a good cause.
At the start of the week, the TV host took to Instagram to share a rare photo with her lookalike mom Joanie, revealing that they were asking for support by watching them in an upcoming charity bake-a-thon for a very worthy cause.
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In the picture, Amy and Joanie looked more like sisters as they stood next to each other in the star's kitchen in New York.
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The mom-of-two explained that they were going to be livestreaming a bake-a-thon to make their pumpkin swirl cheesecake to raise money for No Kid Hungry – a charity that works to help end childhood hunger in America.
Amy Robach and her mom Joanie asked for support with their good cause
Amy wrote: "Mom and I are making our @myketohome pumpkin swirl cheesecake for the No Kid Hungry Thanksgiving Bake-A-Thon livestream event to help end childhood hunger in America! Watch Saturday November 13th for 4 hours of celebrity and award winning chefs to inspire your Thanksgiving meals and raise money for a worthy cause.
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"Also a signed copy of my new book Better Together will be auctioned off during the event. You can also preorder our book which is released on Tuesday… link in my bio!"
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Amy's fans and co-stars were quick to show their support, with Ginger Zee writing: "Love it and want to make," while another follower wrote: "Thank you all for paying it forward." A third added: "Two beautiful women with a kind and beautiful heart."
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The charity event is in a few weeks time and before then Amy will be busy promoting her new book, which she wrote with her husband Andrew Shue.
The idea was inspired by their blended family as a way of helping their then-young children feel better about the big change in their lives when their parents first met.
Amy and her daughters Ava and Annie
Amy is a mom to two daughters, and Andrew has three sons. Chatting to Publisher's Weekly ahead of the book release, the couple opened up about its sweet backstory.
"When we first blended our family, we created bedtime stories about the animals in the backyard of our new home becoming a family and finding adventures together," they explained.
"We had chickens and we added in the squirrels, birds, and mice we saw to the stories. They helped our little ones feel connected to each other and our new lives together."
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