There are a few trends I notice both as a reader and editor. One is the misuse of that in place of who in narrative text or formal scripts. Before you argue - note what I actually said: in narrative text or formal scripts. This means areas of your book that is not dialogue (internal … Continue reading Who Versus That
Category: Non-Fiction & Educational
#MeetMyCharacter: Tommy
MEET MY CHARACTER Tell us about your story: What is the name of your book? A Song of Peace What genre is it? Children’s Picture Book When and where is your tale set? In a park. Who are you? What is your name? Tommy. Are you a fictional or historical character? Fictional. What’s your role … Continue reading #MeetMyCharacter: Tommy
My Book Review of The Little Girl in the Moon
The Little Girl in the Moon by Diann Floyd Boehm My rating: 5 of 5 stars Modern InclusionThis story is perfect for a bedtime tale. It brings in the idea of the moon and earth, friendship, and inclusion (because differences aren't as drastic as they might appear). It's positive message will leave you and your … Continue reading My Book Review of The Little Girl in the Moon
#MeetMyCharacter: Baby Blue Bird
MEET MY CHARACTER Tell us about your story: What is the name of your book? A Time to Fly! What genre is it? Children’s Picture Book When and where is your tale set? South in the USA Who are you? What is your name? Baby Blue Bird. Are you a fictional or historical character? Fictional. … Continue reading #MeetMyCharacter: Baby Blue Bird
THAT’S #PUN-NY: Ones I Like
I didn't select a theme this week. I just wanted to share some of the cute puns/jokes that made me chuckle. Sometimes, that's all one needs.+++++You never know what you'll find on the shelves of a book store or in library - often there are some great treasures and lots of laughs! BOOK SUGGESTIONS: Well, … Continue reading THAT’S #PUN-NY: Ones I Like