In the summer of 2009, I sat down and took the time to double-side print Dragon’s Future, Dragon’s Heir, Dragon’s Revenge, and Dragon’s Cure from my HP inkjet printer. Then I three-holed punched them all and put them into a … Continue reading →
Well, as the mind of a mother may do, when I wrote my last post Which Road Will They Take I forgot to include some added information. So, I decided another post will do the job, and I think it works … Continue reading →
At the end of March, my book manager said, “Kandi, I think you should get on twitter.” My initial reaction was, “Why?” I had actually tried to avoid social media. I downloaded the app onto my iPad and began trying … Continue reading →
This week for Children’s Book Week, I’ve been focusing on good children’s literature. However, there is one section of children’s stories that has not been addressed. This is one that every single one of us has had a hand in. … Continue reading →
Growing up, I had a very active imagination. I loved the Lisa Frank stickers with unicorns, Pegasus, and dragons. So, it isn’t a surprise that fantasy and science fiction have become one of my favorite genres. I think I was … Continue reading →
As I learned how to read, I found animal stories. They soon became one of my favorite genres. There were three in particular that really caught my attention. Jim Kjelgaard, Marguerite Henry, and Walter Farley. Jim Kjelgaard introduced me to … Continue reading →
Yesterday morning, I had the privilege of delving into the mind of a seventh grader. I had what I thought was going to be a six hour road trip with my thirteen year old son. It turned into an eight … Continue reading →
Earlier this week, I shared a link for a good clean young adult series. While I was writing my dragon series, I was writing what I would want to share with my kids. I tried to do it in a … Continue reading →
