
That’s the hardest part about . . .
I wish I’d asked what was the hardest part about working with a horse: keeping the rows straight or making the turn at the end
I wish I’d asked what was the hardest part about working with a horse: keeping the rows straight or making the turn at the end
Author Justine Laismith has a great page of school resources introducing Chinese culture for ages 9 to 13 years. The videos, activities, and photos are
Vermont author Kate Messner has a marvelous collection of author videos!!!! (I watched Grace Lin’s “How to Draw A Chinese Dragon” right away. 🙂 The
What is international book giving day? https://bookgivingday.com/about/ Get the poster, bookmarks and bookplate here. The website suggests 6 ways you can get involved: 14th February
We have a supposedly American car, a Ford Fusion, but it lives in Germany, so it has to have German antifreeze. Natch. Instead of 5-gallon,
Lately, I’ve been thinking about safe spaces to create art. On the weekend, we visited Abbey Mariawald, famous for its split-pea soup. Judging from the
The Rossini Opera Festival in Pesaro, Italy was over the top! I love watching live orchestras and this one had 5 string basses. 🙂 And the
Vegetable garden overtaken by poppies, nasturitiums, cosmos and zucchini plants Clearly this garden needs tools and more plants. 🙂 I’ve never grown vegetables in Germany–until
Whack! The little girl smacked her tiny rainbow umbrella down on the restaurant’s marble table with an unexpectedly loud crack. No one was hurt; nothing
This post is for all you readers of English language books who are living in or visiting Paris. Maybe you need a book for the
Once a month, you'll get a wonderful book tip for ages 9 to 12. Plus the inside scoop on my next book! This is the place for preorder bonuses and previews.
(Children under 13, please have a trusted grown-up sign up for you.)
You should get an email shortly to confirm your subscription. I can't send you anything until you do.
To make sure you get it, click here and adjust your spam/junk settings.
That would be a shame--unless you've changed your mind. That's allowed.
Talk to you soon!
Laurel