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Happy February! February is such a busy month for a variety of reasons. We have Valentines Day, Lincoln’s birthday, and also President’s day. But in the literary world, there’s several very important days we look forward to. ALA- Caldecott, Newbery, and Coretta Scott King awards are right up there with Christmas for Valarie 😉 To […]
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Despite the fact the Mayans thought we were going “poof” on 12 21 12, I am happy to be here and reflecting on yet another amazing year. Since you all have been such a big part of the success and victories of 2012, I hope you will enjoy a quick recap. Maybe you will see
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As an official co-author of The Gratitude Book Project: My Favorite Christmas Memory, I want to share my appreciation with you! I was so excited to take part in this book. It happily extends my gratitude practice through my love of writing while remembering my family\’s traditions. Recently we celebrated the Swedish/Scandinavian tradition of St.
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It\’s Free eBook Friday! We are always on the look-out for awesome children\’s books that can be read and enjoyed over the weekend. This week: My Father\’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett My Father\’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett (1923-) Illustrations by Ruth Chrisman Gannett (1896-1979) A Newbery Honor Book, 1949. One cold rainy day
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It\’s Free eBook Friday! We are always on the look-out for awesome children\’s books that can be read and enjoyed over the weekend. This week: My Father\’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett My Father\’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett (1923-) Illustrations by Ruth Chrisman Gannett (1896-1979) A Newbery Honor Book, 1949. One cold rainy day
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by Valarie Budayr Lately on Pinterest I\’ve been seeing a lot of little miniature books. They totally captivate me. First, how do you write a book that small ? Second how do you bind a book that small ? Teeny, Tiny things always fascinate me. Here\’s a look at a the smallest library in
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by Valarie Budayr Lately on Pinterest I\’ve been seeing a lot of little miniature books. They totally captivate me. First, how do you write a book that small ? Second how do you bind a book that small ? Teeny, Tiny things always fascinate me. Here\’s a look at a the smallest library in
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Because I am feeling SILLY today, I thought I\’d share something FUN. Drink Me, Eat Me, Read Me, based on the story of Alice in Wonderland is a really fun and brilliant look into living a combination life of real and virtual books. This short video is cleverly put together by Irina Neustroeva. Enjoy.
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We love Libraries. 🙂 Libraries comes in many sizes, locations, and forms. Libraries can even be tiny and mobile. You may remember a few months back when we did a delightful profile story of the community/individual driven book lending project called Free Little Libraries on our sister-blog Jump Into a Book.
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Mother’s Day is a good time to pause and reflect on the person who may have influenced your life in one of the most profound ways, your mother. Looking back on your childhood, the lessons you learned, and the experiences you were fortunate to have, it’s nice to have a special day to express your
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