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Tag Archives: children’s books
What Katy Did was mine – what was yours? #children’sbooks ~ Mary Smith
Reblogged from MarySmith’sPlace: Who doesn’t love finding some new books under the Christmas tree? This year I gave my book wish list to my son – then the latest Covid restrictions meant we couldn’t meet up after all so I’ll … Continue reading
Images and imagination
The first thought that sprang to mind when I saw work created recently by a young lady who is a friend of my son was that were I to write the children’s book that is wandering round my mind, I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books
Tagged childhood, children's books, illustrations, Narnia, Searle, Sloefox, Stig, Thurber
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James Cudney Reviews: Sir Chocolate and the Condensed Milk River story and cookbook by Robbie & Michael Cheadle
Reblogged from James Cudney: Today’s post is for a children’s book that is bound to delight kids this holiday season. As a Christmas gift for several cousins, nieces, and nephews, I bought several of the books in the Sir Chocolate … Continue reading
Alethea Kehas interviews Author & Illustrator Andrea Torrey Balsara
Reblogged from The Light Behind the Story as part of the series, “A Better World of Books”: Andrea Torrey Balsara is an author and illustrator who believes in the goodness in people, especially children. Her stories and art reflect her … Continue reading
Colleen Cheesebro meets Darlene Foster
Hello everyone! This week I’m thrilled to bring you one of my favorite award-winning children’s authors, Darlene Foster. I asked her to pick three or four questions from my huge list HERE. This is Darlene’s second visit to my blog. We … Continue reading
Wish Tree ~ Jennie Fitzkee
Reblogged from A Teacher’s Reflections: Have you ever seen a Wish Tree? Walking along a beach on Cape Cod with friends, we rounded a bend along the sand where it meets the shore. This was a remote stretch of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Cod, children's books, Early Education, inspiration, Katherine Applegate, making a difference, Making wishes, nature, reading aloud, Wishtree.
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The first butterfly…
There was a loud buzzing coming from behind the willow screen, echoing in the narrow passage beside the house. I stood still and waited, watching with a smile as the first bumblebee of spring emerged from its winter quarters. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, fiction
Tagged appearances, children's books, hattifattners, misunderstanding, Moomins, ostracised, Snufkin, Sork Maiden, the Groke, Tove Jansson
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Darlene Foster is a guest of Charles Yallowitz: Finding Time to Write
Reblogged from Legends of Windemere: Finding Time to Write You have a great idea for a book. You’ve been thinking about it for a long time, probably years. But you’re too busy with a job, kids, aging parents, volunteer work … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, children's books, culture, finding time, geography, guest blog, New Mexico, time management, United States, writing
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Janice Spina interviews Robbie and Michael Cheadle
Reblogged from Jems Books: Robbie Cheadle Please help me welcome authors Robbie and Michael Cheadle to Jemsbooks.blog Segment of Interview an Author. It’s a pleasure to have you here, Robbie and Michael. The soap box is all yours. 1. Please … Continue reading
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Tagged author interview, baking, children's books, fondant, Michael Cheadle, reading, Recipes, Robbie Cheadle
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Janice Spina interviews Darlene Foster
Reblogged from Jem’s Books: Darlene Foster Please help me welcome author Darlene Foster to Jemsbooks Blog Segment of Interview an Author. It’s lovely to have you here Darlene. Please step up on the soap box. Please tell us something about … Continue reading