From one corner of my library to the other, I read & review YA books, graphic novels, & more.
Book blog. Mostly YA, but a little bit of everything.
A writer, her cats, and the power of coffee.
According to research, close to half of teachers leave the profession within the first five years. I am in my ninth year of teaching, yet I feel more passionate and inspired with each passing year. Don't get me wrong, it has not been easy; there have been disappointments and heartache along the way. However, what I have learned so far is this: it's not about weathering the storm, it's about learning how to dance in the rain.
Rutgers University
a literacy blog featuring reviews of children's literature
Teaching Ideas, Resources and Articles
My adventures in self-publishing and other gibberish
Tales of connections, food and a sense of belonging.
Alternate realities, psychopathic control grid, infinity, euthanasia, pragmatism, business and the esoteric - all in one.
The Saviours of Coin-Op
Collaborating and Making in the Library Learning Commons
Writing for the young and young at heart
Young Adult Author
Author
Life, Books and Everything in Between!
Book Reviews & More
One Book to Connect the World
Can't write it yourself? Call Just Write Words.
Mom Life | Books | Food | Blogging | Travel
"We must let go of the life we planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us." ~Joseph Campbell
Balanced Advice About Writing for Children and Young Adults
"I like nonesense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living." Dr Seuss
My adventures in the Book World by way of reading and bookselling. My journey to becoming a writer.
Singapore | United States of America | Philippines
Learning Science Through Exploration
Getting stories on the page
Opening the hearts and minds of children with the written word
