You can be a writer if you decide to let your writing talents develop naturally. It doesn’t matter how old you are, or where you live, or what you do for a living, or how much money you have, or how many children you have.
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Enchanted Air by Margarita Engle – Linda Book Lady’s Review :: Spoiler Free
Enchanted Air: Two Cultures, Two Wings is a lovely, lively, bi-cultural poetic memoir about a girl growing up in Los Angeles. Her mother is Cuban and her father’s family came from the Ukraine.
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One Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-Garcia – Linda Book Lady’s Review :: Spoiler Free
In One Crazy Summer, three young girls travel by plane from New York City to Oakland, California to visit their mother for a month.
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Writers Read – That’s What They Do
Writers read; this is non-negotiable. It is how we learn to write. I’ve always been a reader, ever since that magical moment, which I still clearly remember, when my first grade teacher asked us to open our spelling workbooks and write, “I am.” It didn’t take me long to find delight in turning the sounds of my language into written words.
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The Story of Eloise Wilkin – Illustrator of Little Golden Books
This is the story of Eloise Wilkin, one of the most talented children’s book illustrators ever to live.
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