We have been looking at ways to invest in your writing career. Often, that means spending a little money on the reference books for your writing library. For children’s authors, that includes tools to get just the right words for … Continue reading →
When a close friend of mine found out she had breast cancer, she told me she was afraid to tell her children because she didn’t want them to be worried or afraid. I told her that her kids would react … Continue reading →
Are you an aspiring children’s author? Maybe you are already published, but you are looking for resources for your writing library. Last week, I posted about children’s dictionaries and how they can boost the word choice used in writing for … Continue reading →
As an introvert, I find it tiresome to be social. That doesn’t mean I don’t like it from time to time. I actually love it. After all, humans were made to be in community with each other to experience the … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! If you are a children’s author, or you aspire to becoming one, your New Year is filled with resolutions. For authors, those resolutions include many things associated with writing. Please join me in exploring seven ways that … Continue reading →
■A Tree’s Christmas ■Author: James Andrew Bowen ■Pages: 68 ■Publisher: Clearview Communications Publishing; 1st edition (September 2, 2008) ■ISBN-10: 0979359317 ■ISBN-13: 978-0979359316 ■SRP: $9.95 ■Reviewed By: Cheryl Malandrinos Rating: 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 A Tree’s Christmas by James Andrew … Continue reading →