On Wednesdays, I vow to inconsistently list some good books I’ve recently read.
Lindsay Eyre‘s third book in the Sylvie Scruggs series is finally out. And Spelling Bee Scuffle is just as funny as the first two! This chapter book series is perfect for young readers in … Read More
Well. The title is misleading. Because frankly I do a lot of my writing by hand in notebooks wherever I happen to be. (Swim meets, soccer practice, dentist waiting rooms, etc.) But this is, at least, a photo of where I edit.
I keep some scrap paper under my … Read More
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I love when someone writes the heck out of a sentence. On Thursdays, I try to post some of my favorites.
“A very thorough lady, in fact, who I assume does not wish to die rich. Which I’ve always considered to be an admirable ambition.”
~Terry Pratchett’s Dodger… Read More
On Wednesdays, I vow to inconsistently list some good books I’ve recently read.
Kelly Barnhill‘s The Witch’s Boy is a middle grade creepy adventure that all ages will love. Magic, treachery, family love, humor–this novel has it all. I loved it!
If you’re in a writing routine that needs some shaking up, go on over to Cynsations and see what I have to say about that.… Read More
I’m a big fan of Grace Lin and her work. She delivered a fantastic and powerful TedTalk recently. Have a listen.
From Bob Raczka’s Wet Cement:
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Most adorable reading of this poem ever.
This month I’m posting new releases in poetry that I’ve read and enjoyed.
When Green Becomes Tomatoes is a lovely poetry collection by Julie Fogliano, illustrated by Julie Morstad. The poems are varied and lovely – fresh and unique. I couldn’t have loved this one more. Perfect for all ages.… Read More