My son’s elementary school principal shared this with me over her holiday break: a link to www.readbrightly.com’s recommended list of middle grade novels in 2018 that included The Mad Wolf’s Daughter (March 6, 2018). I’m deeply touched to be included, but also quite touched by the means through which I heard of it. Maine schools are… Read more »
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The Mad Wolf’s Daughter on Sale!
Things change suddenly in publishing, and one thing that has just come up for The Mad Wolf’s Daughter is the many bookstores where it’s suddenly on sale. My husband and I have had fun checking out our favorite indies from around the U.S. and seeing if they have my book for preorder (so far, they all have!)…. Read more »
This is going to be an incredible program, teacher and librarian friends! And it’s going to be on Zoom for any of you, no matter where you live, on Thursday, Feb. 9, 7 to 9 pm EST. Check out the info below if you want to be part of this and have an amazing discussion! (This is a program offered by my wonderful day job, and I wanted to share it with you.)
Posted @withregram • @mainehumanities Introducing Ayesha Hall as one of our Big Question guides! Join the discussion with Ayesha as we ask the question, what if we go on teaching and learning this way? February 9, 7-9PM at the Hilton Garden Auburn Riverwatch or via zoom.
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We had a heavy snow on Monday, and this is what the morning looked like the day after. The snow is just so gorgeous!
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