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Tag: writing for children
Colour the town purple
Purple parade for Dyslexia awareness Yesterday below Federation Square, a parade of happy supporters of Dyslexia Awareness Week walked the streets dressed in purple waving purple balloons. I decided dress in purple and support them. With family in tow, we missed the walk as our GSP took us somewhere bizarre! I am such a country…
Balancing Manuscripts on the Hop
I have been asked to join a writer’s blog hop by the lovely and very talented, energetic, diligent, story-savy, entertaining, encouraging , creatively marvelous, and astoundingly popular children’s author Penny Reeve – too many adjectives? Isn’t that is what blogging is for? Penny is a children’s author who held that passion since the age of three!…
Bling makes a writer smile.
It is a scary thing to open your email account after a break away. Watching Outlook load with much trepidation. The counter spins, numbers getting higher and higher, 100…200…300… I always think to myself, Ahrg, here goes the next day or two processing ALL these emails! I read: Mega super sale! (delete)…you too can earn…
Blog Tour rolling with square wheels.
I am participating in a blog tour. Thank you, Kathryn Apel and Lynne Stringer for nominating me! I was caught out in an insanely hectic week but wanted to join in eventually. So there has been a delay in the blog tour – square wheels on my end – sorry! But these ladies are sweet…
Indulge Magazine Feature Article
My feature article in Indulge Magazine: The Father’s Heart; the story behind my picture book, Adoptive Father, and the Indian experience that influenced it.