If your child hits the 8 to 12 years old range, you’ll be thrilled to find out that Tyndale House introduced a new series this month geared for this age group. Written by Brock Eastman and Shaun Stevenson, The Sower’s … Continue reading →
One year ago, my Easter picture book, R is for Risen was released by Tyndale Kids. If you are familiar with M is for Manger, it is similar in that it uses the alphabet to tell the story in chronological … Continue reading →
“I made this Jar, all of cross If, you don’t repent, you will be, lost =” This is the last surviving jar Dave inscribed, May 3, 1862.
Continue reading →A dusting of pollen on everything that holds still for three seconds or less … Warmer temperatures … Newly-emerged butterfly sightings …. Yep, springtime has arrived in south Georgia. Which brings to mind a question. Are your Easter duds lined … Continue reading →
If you ever want to make an author happy, send her a fan mail letter. I received this delightful fan mail letter about some recordings I made a long time ago on the LibriVox website. See the link below. Denny’s … Continue reading →
Every story begins as a seed. For many Christian children’s authors, that seed is planted during a quiet moment with the Lord—a devotion that turns into a story idea, a lesson learned while raising children, or a spark of imagination … Continue reading →
