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A Butterfly Story

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Do you have time for a short butterfly story? If you enjoy it, maybe you could share it. Have a happy day. ~gail Butterfly Nudges or (A Different Kind of) Frozen I took a deep breath and squinched my eyes … Continue reading →

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A Short Story for Kids – How to Make a River Dance

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Hello to you wherever you’re reading this short story for kids. I think you’ll enjoy this if you like horses and magic. Why not grab a little snack and settle back for a bit as you read: How to Make … Continue reading →

Posted in Telling Stories | Tagged horse story for kids, short story for kids

How to Write a Children’s Book – Go to an Expert

how to write a childrens book

There is an expert who can explain to you how to write a children’s book. This morning, I interviewed the librarian at a local elementary school. Kellie Lowe from Rio Del Mar Elementary was so gracious, inviting me into her … Continue reading →

Posted in Telling Stories | Tagged how to write a childrens book, librarian

Telling Stories Under the Oak Tree

the oak tree

When my kids were little, we lived in a house with a sturdy oak tree out front. Of course, we hung a wooden swing on the oak tree with super thick rope. Before the kids learned to hold on to … Continue reading →

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Making Connections: When Kids See Themselves in Story

making connections

I just read that “Baby Shark” has become the most watched video on YouTube with something like 10 billion views! That’s crazy. (I just rewatched it. 10 billion and one.) It’s a catchy tune, for sure. And now I will … Continue reading →

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