I'm happy to have this wonderful exposure, but, sigh....it is bittersweet. I wish the economy weren't such that this kind of bibliotherapy is needed.
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Normally your posts and pics make me laugh or just shake my head in wonder. This one made tears run down my face. You do make a difference in these kid's lives B.
I have always known that your books matter to kids. I hope you have, too. But how wonderful to see that difference acknowledged in this way. I am glad that you and your book is there for Brooke and for all of us.
How humbling and amazing, Barb! I know it's hard to see it featured with real life kids going through this kind of trauma and stress in their own families, but YOUR book has made a difference in their lives in a real, and very personal way. That has got to be satisfying. xoxo
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Normally your posts and pics make me laugh or just shake my head in wonder. This one made tears run down my face. You do make a difference in these kid's lives B.
~Diddy
I have always known that your books matter to kids. I hope you have, too. But how wonderful to see that difference acknowledged in this way.
I am glad that you and your book is there for Brooke and for all of us.
How humbling and amazing, Barb! I know it's hard to see it featured with real life kids going through this kind of trauma and stress in their own families, but YOUR book has made a difference in their lives in a real, and very personal way. That has got to be satisfying. xoxo
How do you get ideas for fiction?
Don't forget I am one of them that skyped from Kinkaid.
What do you like story mountain, story board, web or list.
Alice, I get ideas from things around me as well as from my imagination.
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