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Author interview Tony Dye and book review Mikey's Marvelous


Responses below are in beautiful blue

Please tell me more about yourself?

Gladly :-) 

What are your favorite books to read?

Children's books like ... "I Love You Forever",  "Farewell to Shady Glade", "The Giving Tree",  "Creepy Pair of Underwear"

Do you like coffee or tea?

Neither ...Hot Cocoa  (made with REAL milk :-) .

How many books have you written?

Three, one fully published and two on the way :-) 

Do you have a favorite bookstore?

The Storybook Shoppe – A Children's book shop

Did you go to college for writing?

Yes to college, not only for writing courses ...

Growing up What were your favorite books to read?

"Yertle the Turtle", "Are You My Mother?" , "Knights of the Round Table",  "The Monster at the End of This Book"

How did you get inspired to write a book?

Raising my kids and tucking them in at night, bedtime stories were a highlight.  It was time to unpack the adventures :-) 

What hobbies do you have?

Playing music, kayaking, hiking, and MORE!

Do you have a favorite coffee shop?

Not a coffee guy, lol.

Where can people find you online?




this is a very sweet book

When I was a kindergarten teacher's Aide, I would read to the Children, this is a book I would have loved to read to them. 



This Cute little book would make a great gift for any child it is the perfect book to add to their book self your children would love for you to read this to them at night. 

This is a great book for grade levels K-3RD grade,

I really enjoyed this book and how cute it was. 

This book would be great in a classroom for the teacher to read to the students in the classroom. 

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