Gather round, my children, for I’ve a tale of horror to tell you. *pats the tree stumps all around the roaring autumn fire and passes out the hot cocoa* *sighs* Fine. That rowdy group over there can have the mulled wine. Now, sit down, and hush. It’s story time. Once upon a time, there was […]
I spend literally every day with books. Books I’m writing. Books I’m editing for clients. Books I’m prepping to go into audio for clients. And books I want to read for me. That’s a lot of books. But for the purpose of this blog post, we’ll just stick to the best book I’ve read for me. […]
Unless you’re super new here, you know that I love me some great picture books. Despite the fact that my kids are in their early twenties, my children’s book collection continues to grow. I get some to read to my nieces and nephews, and some are just for me. Because books. The It’s Fundamental – Children’s […]
Like most writers, I’m pressed for time to read, so in all honesty, I’ll read wherever I am when I have the time. If my iPad is in my purse, and I’m waiting in line at the grocery store, I’ll pull it out and read a page or two. If I’m outside grilling, unless we’re in […]
Today, it’s another Wordless Wednesday post for the Wednesday Random bloggers. I’m going to cheat and use a few words because…It’s my blog. I do what I want. Also, I feel like some photos need a little explanation. I do the vast majority of my reading on my tablet. It’s backlit, supremely portable, and I […]
*blowing the dust off the blog* Yeah… It’s been a while. And also crazy busy, but what else is new? It’s been the usual chaos – the day job, writing, volunteering at my kid’s school, getting ready for RT and now, this. Matt’s work gave all of the IT department money toward a Kindle or […]
I’ve been tagged by the marvelous Kelly Marstad for this meme on writing.1. The Witch of Blackbird Pond became my first comfort book when I was in the fourth grade. I’d read it whenever I wanted to escape from real life. When my elementary school closed (the one where I spent fourth grade, anyway) I […]