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CATCHING CATS ON PAPER: An Interview With Cathren Housley – Illustrator of The Christmas Cats
Hi Cathren, it seems strange that though we produced The Christmas Cats (Pelican Publishing, 2011) together we have never met! I feel as though I know so little about you and the illustration process, I hope you can fill in some of … Continue reading
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Tagged author picture book, Christmas books, illustrator, publishing
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Storytellers Weave Their Magic
Ellwood City’s 11th Annual Storytelling Festival on Sat. Sept 15th, featured five professional storytellers, horse drawn trolley rides, balloon animals, games, wandering minstrels, cookies, popcorn and cotton candy! I realized after scheduling their appearances, that this year all of our … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Irvine, Bill Pate, Marc Harshman, Ronald McDonald, storytellers, storytelling festival, Tim Hartman
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I’m stepping away from my usual role as book reviewer to welcome Jo Marshall for an author interview! Jo is the creator of a marvelous series called Twig Stories! Not only has she created a unique group of characters in her wonderful … Continue reading
Exceptional Storytelling CDs!
These three charming collections of folktales by Amy Friedman provide a smorgasbord of storytelling fun, music, and sound! Tell Me a Story: Timeless Folktales From Around the World Tell Me a Story 2: Animal Magic Tell Me a Story 3: … Continue reading
Crocodiles For Kids!
What to Expect When You’re Expecting Hatchlings: A Guide to Crocodilian Parents (and Curious Kids) by Bridget Heos This innovative approach to crocodilan reproduction has hilarious illustrations and witty text! Kids will love the amazing facts (crocodiles carry up to … Continue reading
Island of Tory – Great Choice for YA Book Discussions
When Arella Cline’s parents die in a car accident, she goes to live with her Aunt Fi on Tory, an island off the Irish coast. Enrolling at a small private school, she is befriended by easygoing Declan McQuilan. Arella’s love … Continue reading
Writer’s Holiday
Writing must be a disease. I met three deadlines this week and have a weekend free of the hustle and stress of trying to finish a manuscript (or three or four). I could be gardening, painting, or (God forbid) cleaning … Continue reading
Kitty Comforts
When one of our barn cats is hurt or sick, all the rest of the cats gather around it in a big heap. They cuddle and snooze together in a giant, communal, Jedi healing trance. Before long, the injured cat … Continue reading
Write It Down!
Yesterday’s Mother’s Day Brunch seemed to spawn an array of great book ideas! They came one right after the other: characters names, titles, and plots. Every two seconds I was saying, “That’s a great idea for a book!” much to … Continue reading
Friends and Neighbors
I have decided there are subtle differences in the way friends and neighbors are received at my house. My closest neighbor used to drop in a moment’s notice. She didn’t mind stepping over the dog’s dish or sitting beside the clean laundry that … Continue reading
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