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• New Release: Prompt Me Reading Log & Analysis

  This last school year I took on a new endeavor: homeschooling two elementary kids. Overall, it went really well, but there was one area of frustration. My kids hated answering lists of questions and didn’t always want to discuss the chapters they’d read. My solution? I wrote a book. Drawing on my two and a…

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  July 5, 2019

  Education, Homeschooling, Teaching, Writing, Writing Resources

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• State of Things

  The turkey is in the oven, the table is set, and the kiddos are coloring place cards. Now I have my first few moments of peace since early this morning. So, first things first, Happy Thanksgiving! If you need a gravy recipe for later today, I have a great one! Robin’s Easy Gravy.    Second,…

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  November 24, 2016

  Fan Questions, MIsc., My Life, Watcher Series

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• Prompt Me Novel: Writing Workbook & Journal

  I’ve been teaching English for over two decades, so putting together a writing book seemed a natural progression. Many of the charts and reference materials were items I created for my own writing. Use Prompt Me Novel to map your novel. This book is full of tips and graphic organizers to keep you moving in the right…

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  December 5, 2015

  Book Recommendations, Books, Writing, Writing Resources

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• Writing: Abbreviations & Terms

  What doe that stand for? Here’s a list of the most common publishing and writing abbreviations, acronyms, and terms.

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  March 7, 2015

  Writing, Writing Resources

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• Author Interview: Tamar Hela

  Welcome to my blog interview with novelist, Tamar Hela, author of Spirit Lake and The Wrong Fairy Tale. Hello, Tamar, What books have most influenced your life most?  Great question! So many books have influenced my life, as well as my writing style. Since I read such a large variety/genre of books, I’ll share the…

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  January 21, 2015

  Author Interviews

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• My Top 6 Fave Reads of 2014

  GoodReads Challenge Accepted … and completed! I took the GoodReads Book Challenge last year and managed to complete it, even with my chaotic schedule.   Okay, 26 books may not seem that impressive, but considering I wrote 1.5 books, edited my own and two others for writing partners, taught full-time, and chased around my awesome…

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  January 7, 2015

  Book Recommendations, My Life

  diana gabaldon, dystopian, good reads, heir of fire, ignite me, into the still blue, kiera cass, outlander, parental book rating, sarah j maas, shatter me, tamar hela, the selection, thone of glass, unravel me, veronica rossi, YALit