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Multicultural Picture Book- Benjamin of Tudela

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Introducing primary aged children to history is essential. A well-designed picture book is one method worth pursuing. Anyone seeking information about medieval life should read The Travels of Benjamin of Tudela: Through Three Continents in the Twelfth Century (Douglas & … [Read more...]

Q & A with Laura DeBruce, Author of The Riddle of Prague

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Today, I welcome Laura DeBruce. She is the author of The Riddle of Prague. This young adult book provides an equal mix of mystery, suspense, and the supernatural. One’s interest is heightened as Laura skillfully weaves together European history with a modern day adventure. Each … [Read more...]

5 Lessons Learned From a NaBloPoMo Blog Challenge

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Last month, I opted to participate in the February NaBloPoMo Blog challenge. I wanted to see if writing on a daily basis (5 days a week) would affect my overall performance as a writer and whether I would see any noticeable changes in my audience. After reflecting on the … [Read more...]

Wordless Friday- A Squirrel

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Today is the last day of the February NaBloPoMo Perspective Challenge. I'll end my daily month-long posts with a picture of a squirrel. Capturing animals on the go is a special talent that I am still trying to master. This particular Boulder County squirrel  was happy to … [Read more...]

Parent-Child Relationship: Letting Go

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Life has a funny way of throwing curve balls. Sometimes I am ready to face an obstacle head on. Other times, the unexpected event knocks me over. My greatest tools for overcoming defeat are determination and resiliency. After years of childhood frustrations, I learned that I … [Read more...]