You Screamed. I Giggled.
I kept my mouth shut, because I know a life lesson when I see one.
I kept my mouth shut, because I know a life lesson when I see one.
I began a Nanowrimo journey with my seventh grade class. A week in, I can proudly say, it has succeeded far beyond my wildest dreams.
If she wasn’t so angry, Sara would have thought the situation was funny. Her boyfriend of four years cheated on her, and someone offered to tell his mother on him.
“That’s okay, Mrs. Jenkins,” Ryan called out. “This is something we can handle like adults.”
“Like adults,” set off a trigger in Sarah. She pulled her leg back and kicked Ryan’s tire. The force of her foot connecting with the tire sent a ricochet of pain through her leg. “Doh!” She groaned in pain.
She heard an older woman’s voice call out, “You should have kicked Ryan, honey. He’s the one that deserves it.”
There are friend, family, and marriage milestone happily ever after stories. The key ingredients in all of them were: the struggle, the help, and the bond that resulted from the combination.
You know that person. The one that makes you repeat yourself. Several times. Then they get what you were trying
I am humbled. I am delighted. I am here to tell you that childhood dreams come true. Enough people downloaded
As if it would make me feel better to know in pirate libraries my book was beside USA Today bestsellers.
“We can make a book about ten kids writing books!” Midway through Nanowrimo I thought I’d merge my librarian and
Nanowrimo is how I became an author. Four years ago I took a try at it, wrote the novel, and
Seeing Noah the day before added fuel to Annie’s fire to get tone. While he failed to age, she looked