Lately, I've been drawn to roots. Tree roots, in particular. I feel like there's a story to be told-although I'm not sure who would tell it. I think of so many tales that have been told and written with trees and forests as settings or symbols. Trees are prolific in literature --embedded in fairytales, folktales, legends, myths, poetry, and stories of romance --and mystery. I feel this tree has a story--and it's gnarly roots invite me in to listen. Roots are a reminder of life's grit and perseverance, as well as its frailty.
K is for Kindness (And Yes! Kindness Matters!)
Hello! January is on the downside slope and we're quickly approaching February. But it's not too late to start the year with a re...
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Frosty will never grow old! Nor will the tale of this affable guy. But this is just a twist on his story. I would love to put up a reade...
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My kids read from our Houghton-Mifflin Anthology, "The Curve in the River", an excerpt from The Stories Julian Tells, by ...
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This is a little bell-shaped book that you'll find templates for inside my newest creation. I created Five Silver Bells with hopes that ...