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Linking Up With Kelly Link

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 1 week ago: Kelly Link. Now there’s a post-analog name for a fiction writer. I just finished reading her latest … more →

Tags: Book Review, Kelly Link, Pretty Monsters, Young Adult Fiction, post-modern, metafiction

A Year Later1 comment

kacjohnson wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s been a year. No, it’s been approximately 8 months since I blogged last. What got in … more →

Tags: Rin's Reads, wonderings, the sw, France, Paris, GradSchool, visa, India, Thailand

Will the Real Witches Please Stand Up?

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 1 month ago: While the Undead have been staples in pop fiction for some time now, are there more controversial pa … more →

Tags: Book Review, The Witches, A Wrinkle in Time, Roald Dahl, madeleine l'engle

You Want a Precocious 11-Year-old Girl Protagonist? Consider Calpurnia Tate

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 2 months ago: When author Jacqueline Kelly starts The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate with a quote from Darwin’s Origi … more →

Tags: Book Review, Book, Children's Books, Evolution, Jacqueline Kelly

#Homeschool? Ramona Quimby #Kindle Books on Sale for $1.99 Each #amreading #KidsLit

P. Creeden wrote 2 months ago: Beezus and Ramona (Ramona Quimby) Four-year-old Ramona Quimby has an imagination that often leads to … more →

Tags: Christian Fiction, Christian, Christianity, kindle, Authentic Faith, Bestseller, Current Events, Inspirational, Homeschool

If you could stop time...

thewriterswife wrote 2 months ago: Bernard’s Watch by Andrew Norriss is the children’s book based on the popular children … more →

Tags: Children's Book, eBook, Free, Reading, time

Upcoming Projects2 comments

deltagirl35 wrote 3 months ago: Sharing “Bo John’s Train” with the world has truly been a dream come true.  When I initially publish … more →

Tags: Bo John's Train, dana walton, Trains, Grief, Children, Father, Dreams, Goals, Positive

A Day in the Life of a Train Engineer2 comments

deltagirl35 wrote 3 months ago: Do you love trains?  Trains are amazing machines and are loved by people all over the world.  These … more →

Tags: Bo John's Train, dana walton, Trains, Train Engineer, Engineer

Review: The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness1 comment

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 4 months ago: Todd. Todd. Todd. “What do you effing want, you effing ruddy dog? Why does my name keep coming out o … more →

Tags: Book Review, Sci-Fi, Dystopian, Violence, Patrick Ness, The Knife of Never Letting Go

Co-Pilots Portrait

nicolegsell wrote 5 months ago: This is one my most unique pieces in my portfolio. It’s the first time I have combined serious … more →

Tags: Children's Illustration, collage, Inspiration, mud pup, Digital, crafty, Character Sketches, Darwin

When Edgy Is Safe: A Fun Fantasy Read for Kids

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 5 months ago: With dark dystopian bloodbaths all the rage now, it’s nice to find a fantasy story aimed squarely at … more →

Tags: Book Review, Fantasy, The Edge Chronicles, Beyond the Deepwoods, middle grade

Who are the Princelings of the East?7 comments

Jemima Pett wrote 6 months ago: I was reading through and discovered I had never really talked about the first book, The Princelings … more →

Tags: Interesting stuff, Princelings of the East, Mystery, Guinea Pig, adventure, Jemima Pett

Vote for Bo! Just go vote!

nicolegsell wrote 6 months ago: Today is Election Day. Which means please PLEASE PLEASE go vote! Don’t know who to vote for? W … more →

Tags: Sketches, Watercolor, Inspiration, mud pup, autumn, Character Sketches, happiness, Darwin

Darwin and Sandy

nicolegsell wrote 6 months ago: So Hurricane Sandy update – 1 week later ….. I did NOT lose power. No drama, no tragedie … more →

Tags: Sketches, Watercolor, Inspiration, mud pup, autumn, Character Sketches, Darwin

Wandering Among the Ilk of the Inklings

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 9 months ago: Fantasy is a genre that means many different things to many different people. For many, it means a s … more →

Tags: The Lit Life Buffet, not all who wander are lost, Berkeley, C. S. Lewis, Chinese American, dragons, East and West, Faerie, fanatasy

Mozart's Rejection Letter

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 10 months ago: Dear Mr. Mozart, While we greatly admire your composing skills, we don’t believe that The Magic Flut … more →

Tags: Other Media, Satire, Mozart, The Magic Flute, rejection letters

Old - But Newly Published - Pieces

nicolegsell wrote 10 months ago: Several of my pieces have gotten a new boost of promotion recently. First, the wonderful folks at Li … more →

Tags: Children's Illustration, Character Sketches, Freelance, Watercolor, risd, nicole gsell, Boston, collage, literary lights for children

Chocolate Chips and Rocket Ships

nicolegsell wrote 10 months ago: I am so excited to share some freelance projects! Recently I  created a piece for a prestigious kids … more →

Tags: Children's Illustration, Character Sketches, Freelance, kickstarter, chocolate chips and rocket ships, Chocó

Feed for Thought

jswebstermindvoyages wrote 10 months ago: (Beware of spoilers, unit.) It wasn’t until I’d finished reading Feed, M.T. Anderson’s brutal dystop … more →

Tags: Book Review, Sci-Fi, Dystopian Fiction, M. T. Anderson, YA Fiction, Feed


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