Great Reads for February
Here are the books I’ve read in January. They are all great reads with ideas for the whole family.
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Here are the books I’ve read in January. They are all great reads with ideas for the whole family.
Continue reading →As I sit and read through Facebook, I see all these posts about the new year and resolutions. I began to think back through this year. A lot has happened. First off, last year this day, we welcomed an exchange … Continue reading →
I’m often commenting on how my To-Be-Read list is a mile long. On my Kindle App, I have ten books yet to read! Most of those are from author friends at Booktrope. However, there is LRW Lee’s Andy Smithson series … Continue reading →
Cue the music from The Lion King. Okay, that’s good. When we think of the circle of life, we think of generations, of handing the baton on to the next runners. Each age has their own unique abilities and histories. … Continue reading →
Today is the big day! Dragon’s Future: book 1 of the Dragon Courage series is now available in paperback and eBook via amazon, Barnes and Noble, and iBooks. So, what happens today? For starters, I have a guest post on … Continue reading →
I can remember each of my children’s births with vivid details. I know where they were born, who was the attending doctor–or nurse as the case was with one, and midwife with two–who was there, who came to visit, and … Continue reading →
On Monday, July 27, Rick from radio station KYTT in Coos Bay, Oregon, interviewed me. It was fun and scary all at the same time. Here is what aired on the morning show, Mornings with Rick.
Continue reading →Several weeks ago, my publisher’s Facebook page had a call for fantasy authors to come together and do a blog swap in preparation for the release of Terry Persun’s book, Gargoyle. Since it was right along the same time as the … Continue reading →
As I stated yesterday, this week is Children’s Book Week. So, here are my top picks selected from when I was a child and discovered with my own kids. They are only in the order that they came to mind, … Continue reading →