When kids are interested in a topic, they’re more engaged and the process of learning is enjoyable. Which, in turn, helps foster a love for learning (and makes teaching fun). And as both a homeschool parent and a writer, I felt led to combine the two areas to create printable unit studies centered around someContinueContinue reading “Unit Study Inspired by Spark”
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A Review of “Vincent in Wonderland”
Vincent van Gogh meets Alice in Wonderland—literally. A review of #VincentInWonderland @cewhitebooks
Tangled up in Kendra E. Ardnek’s Hair We Go Again
K.A.:Please join me in welcoming Kendra E. Ardnek to the blog today. She’s the author of the Bookania Quests, a fantasy fairy tale mashup series for preteens. The fifth book in the series, Hair We Go Again, releases in August. Welcome, Kendra! Before we journey into the Bookania world, tell us about your upcoming release—HairContinueContinue reading “Tangled up in Kendra E. Ardnek’s Hair We Go Again”
Snow Globe Travelers Received Five-Stars from Readers’ Favorite
God is good! I’ve been thanking Him all day long for the journey of writing Snow Globe Travelers and for the people who traveled the path with me, even if it was only for a short while. Today, I discovered Snow Globe Travelers received a Readers’ Favorite Five-Star review, and I thought of the threeContinueContinue reading “Snow Globe Travelers Received Five-Stars from Readers’ Favorite”
Venture to Randall Allen Dunn’s The Island of Myste
K.A.: Randall, I’m glad your here. I’ve just started reading The Island of Myste, and the story pulled me in right from the first page. But this is a series, right? Randall: This is a middle-grade fantasy trilogy called The Island of Myste. K.A.: Would you give us an overview of each book? Randall: She went searching forContinueContinue reading “Venture to Randall Allen Dunn’s The Island of Myste”
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