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Category Archives: summer
Summer Writing Journal: Week 2
Here are some more writing prompts for week 2. I’m going to go ahead and put it up now, as everyone’s summer is different. (Ours, for instance, hasn’t started yet. But in Blacksburg I’m pretty sure our friends finished school … Continue reading
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Summer Journals
So I may have mentioned to some of you that I burned my diary when I was in high school. This turned out to be a bad thing, because theĀ feelings that ended up in ashes are feelings I can now … Continue reading
Posted in humor, illustration, reading with kids, summer, summer reading, summer writing
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Summer Reading
During the summer, I sign my kids up for nearly every reading program I find. I’ve heard some parents worry that there shouldn’t be prizes because reading is a prize in itself (true). But many of the summer programs give … Continue reading
Posted in libraries, reading with kids, summer, summer reading
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Tom Swifties
I went to hear Elmore Leonard speak at the Coolidge Theater in Boston about 10 years ago. My biggest takeaway was that he never used adverbs when his characters talked. You should be able to tell from the dialogue if … Continue reading
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Things We Do with Friends
Things we do with friends: Walk. Eat. Laugh. Cry. Talk into the wee hours of the night. And sometimes? We write books with them. Which is what I did with Mary Crockett. Mary and I first met in the mid … Continue reading
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