so many books upon my bookself

1. Tell me about yourself? I am a licensed social worker and the author of the books-“Grandma’s Hands”  - a children's storybook,  “Finally” - a collection of inspirational poems; and the compiler of and contributor to “Beneath His Everlasting Wings”, a collection of devotionals.   My work has been published in religious and community newspapers, anthologies, collections, and journals, including the Red Penguin Collection.   In April 2004, New York's Daily News named m one of the "100 Women Who Shape Our City.", because of my work with grandparent caregivers. I love God, family, friends, church, reading, writing, Broadway plays, music, and sports.  I am a NY Knicks, METS, and Liberty fan.   2.What are your favorite books to read? The Bible;  Biographies and memoirs- recently enjoyed Cicely Tyson's, "Just as I am", poetry and I like Terri McMillian books.  3. When did you decide you were going to write a book? I  had written a lot of...

8 and 10-year-old Army kids Chrisette and Milanie Salim spend their Sunday evenings making preview and review videos of Kids Alexa Skills. They love going to their grandma's “Chickee” house on Sundays since their mom works every Sunday (Army Vet) and dad serves in the Army in another state.  Milanie’s interest is coding, Chrisette loves dancing and Chickee is a techie which is the perfect combination for hanging out with “Alexa”. Subscribe, like, and share Chrisette and Milanie Kids Alexa Skills they love with your family and friends. Kids ready to cook can learn kid-friendly kitchen cooking safety tips to avoid germs, burns, and other things to learn. This is a super cute book I like it. This would be a great book for any child that loves to cook plus it teaches them how to stay safe in the kitchen. Growing up we had pizza Friday fun night I loved helping my mom in the kitchen making pizza so did my 3 sisters,  I believe that this is a great book not just for kids but adults ...

  1. Tell me about yourself? Well, I have had a fairly successful corporate career in India and in some places of the world. I now help poor farmers organize themselves and increase the money they make through some smart strategies. Writing is a hobby and not a profession. I am 62 years and started writing seriously at 55. 2.What are your favorite books to read? I love the classics  Charles Dickens  Wilkie Collins  and also PG Wodehouse  3. When did you decide you were going to write a book? I first wrote an article for Readers Digest. This is an international magazine and when I was in Johannesburg, South Africa our car had a blowout on the highway. Joburg is called the crime capital on the world. This blowout took place at night. A car stopped and we thought we were going to be robbed. These guys helped us and set us on our way. I wrote about this and sent it to Readers Digest. The article was well accepted and so my interest in writing began.  4. How did...

  How we used the Bible in our homeschooling  Being homeschooled has brought me closer to my family but also closer to God. Growing up we would do Bible study together at the kitchen table it was part of our homeschooling curriculum. My mom would write down a bible verse that I and my sisters would rewrite and study in tell we could read it out loud and memorize it then we would go to another bible verse and do the same. She would also read us Christian books for kids with questions at the end of the story and we would answer them as a family we would as take a turn praying every night. We talked about God and we invited other kids our age to church with us and we would go to church activities and Sunday school as a family. I would read Adam and Eve to my little sister every night at bedtime it was her favorite story. The two Christian books that my mom would read to us were the princess and the kiss by Jennie bishop it a story of God’s gift of purity and how a princess saved ...

A blog post for Angelika Fish  Phillipa Warden Books  I’m the author of Rupert’s Snowman which was published in September 2020 during the Covid Pandemic. Its launch was far from the one I’d envisaged. I imagined signing copies in our local bookshop surrounded by friends, family, and well-wishers with children running around wearing the woolen scarves and bobble hats I had been collecting for the occasion and everyone eating my snow bites and drinking hot chocolate. Instead, I was sitting in my living room, introducing my book to the world via Facebook Live!  It was actually really good fun but I’m keen to do the next one in front of a live audience. I interviewed my son, Rupert whom the book is based upon and he read it beautifully and we ran giveaways and discussed the book's central theme of empathy and we had a live Q and A. Rupert at our Facebook Live launch wearing the Empathy Goggles Rupert’s Snowman came about after a snow day spent with my son. I had asked him to ...

photo from amazon  Author let me us it, https://www.amazon.com/dp/1631778927/ref=cm_sw_su_dp?fbclid=IwAR3wor_q1NC0ReXLnog0jyPgNzbPhXnaB6YGgBuOJ1mcz9LZ5upIpPSfoZ8 Who is Hippo Pottymouth? Hippi just moved from the city to the country and learns that pottymouth words aren't acceptable there. Join Hippi on fun-filled and exciting adventures as she meets a new friend and discovers that she needs to control her bad habit.    Great book fun for the whole family! This is a great book that teaches your kids that saying bad words and having a potty mouth is unacceptable.  awesome book to help teach kids. highly recommend. When I was a kindergarten teacher's aide I would read to the children in my class this is a book that I would have loved to read to them. This would make a great book for any classroom and library.  received a complimentary copy of this book for a review on my blog. But was not required to leave a review. All opinions are mine.  Here is the Amazon ...

 if you’ve got kids or grandkids who celebrate Christmas, I guarantee you’ll relate to the story.  The lyrics of a song tell the tale of a dad’s desperate, last-minute Christmas Eve search for a stuffed pink kitty cat for his little girl. The book (and song) describes how just when all seems lost, miracles come true for both dad and daughter, and how dad realizes that Christmas isn’t about things you give or receive, because if you have friends and family you love and who love you in return, you already have the most important things you could ever want. “Little Pink Kitty Christmas The colors of this book are so pretty the Illustrations are wonderful.  The author did an amazing job on this story it is very heartwarming.  This would make a Great Gift for any child.  detailed illustrations bring the story to life. so little ones can enjoy the retelling of the story set to a lullaby-like tune anywhere, any time,  Charming Christmas story. an inspiring and hea...