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 →
Ever wonder what makes a fairy tale a fairy tale? Find out how to create your own stories.
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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 →
I’m joining with sixteen other authors to give you great deals for your gift cards. Come find 99 cent deals!
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I never expected to see this day! You see back in December of 2009 when I began writing Dragon’s Future, the story was just that–a story for my family. In fact, I never thought there would be a full story, … Continue reading →
I am so excited! I have the privilege of sharing with you the cover to my latest book in the Dragon Courage series! It’s probably one of my favorite covers. Since this is book five and has many of the characters from the rest of the series, plus some new ones, I had better introduce you to them.
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I was ready to shut down and do as several of my friends had posted they were doing–take a hiatus from Facebook. Who would have imagined that even after the elections so many emotions would be triggered and vented on social media? As I wondered if I should walk away from the whole mess, I refreshed my page one last time. What I found encouraged me.
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When fantasy focuses on fear, dark magic, and evil over good, then it’s time to reevaluate if I should be reading it.
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Several weeks ago, I wrote a blog about growing old gracefully and whether or not to dye grey hair. The weeks that followed caused me to rethink my thoughts. It started with something simple, face cream.
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If I was still teaching Wednesday nights, I’d definitely pick up Annie Douglass Lima’s Hide it in Your Heart coloring book. Not only does it have memory verses and puzzles to help kids memorize the verses, it was designed for a specific school’s curriculum to help the kids learn the Bible verses.
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