When the average westerner thinks of Asia, cherry blossoms, martial arts, and dragons come to mind. The eastern, Asian, or oriental dragon has been in art and mythology possibly longer even than the western dragon, holding both stark contrasts and … Continue reading →
It’s here!!! Dragon’s Heritage is now officially available on all outlets! Just as each child has a different personality, each book has a different feel and theme. The oldest child always holds a special spot in a momma’s heart and … Continue reading →
As I’ve written before, my family enjoys drama–the good kind. Theater has been handed down from my husband’s experiences to our kids. As I sat last night preparing to see a rendition of Fiddler on the Roof, Jr, by kids … Continue reading →
Find out what readers had to do with the prequel to the Dragon Courage series. Enter to win a copy.
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Ever wonder how to diminish the toxins in your life? These four plants can help you do that. They are natural, healthy ways to support your body.
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In the Dragon Courage series dragon riders have a saying, “May your dragon fly true,” but what exactly does that quote say? It’s a blessing much like a greeting or a farewell that indicates a hope that the rider or … Continue reading →
From steampunk to dragons and fairytales thrown in, these books are good clean reads for all ages.
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Ever wonder what makes a fairy tale a fairy tale? Find out how to create your own stories.
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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 →
