5 Great Reads for March
From steampunk to dragons and fairytales thrown in, these books are good clean reads for all ages.
Continue reading →From steampunk to dragons and fairytales thrown in, these books are good clean reads for all ages.
Continue reading →Ever wonder what makes a fairy tale a fairy tale? Find out how to create your own stories.
Continue reading →I started a blog series last month entitled Did Dragons Really Exist. I stated four reasons why just maybe they did. Today, I’ll focus on two European countries and their legends of dragons. We’ll compare them and contrast them. Next month … Continue reading →
Yesterday, I had the privilege of having author Joshua McHenry Miller join my 6th and 7th grade Language Arts class. The kids learned how to put a character together. They also heard about a challenge to create a villain for … Continue reading →
What a better gift for Valentine’s Day than a book? A free or discounted book! Fellowship of Fantasy brings you flinch free reading.
Continue reading →According to Mirriam-Webster, inspiration is “the action or power of moving the intellect or emotions; the act of influencing or suggesting opinions”. For me, this power of moving the emotions and suggesting opinions comes from art. Many people have asked, … Continue reading →
How we express ourselves with words can either build someone up or tear them down. These are simple ways to offer encouragement to people.
Continue reading →Did dragons really exist? How can we know? Without fossil records, what other evidence is there for their existence?
In this blog series, author Kandi J Wyatt explores the possibilities of dragons in reality.
Plants can be a source of beauty, but sometimes they bring some drastic results–both good and bad. Here’s 7 to have on hand at all times.
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