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The Story Behind the Story . . . Isaac’s Ice Cream Tree
Meet Isaac. We love our Kidsbook Friends friends, YOU! Our greatest hope is that Isaac will become your friend too as you read about his adventures through the seasons with his magical sugar maple tree. The Story Behind the Story Our first book, Isaac’s … Continue reading
Posted in Isaac's Ice Cream Tree, Rainbows, snow, trees, WhiteFire Publishing Company, winter
Tagged author Angela Henderson, chiildren's books about ice cream, children's book about the water cycle, children's book for winter, children's books about rainbows, children's books about seasons, children's books teaching friendship, ice cream, illustrator Rachael Koppendrayer, SCBWI, seasons, WhiteFire Publishing, WhiteSpark
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New Friend for the New Year . . . Introducing Isaac!
Happy New Year “Kidsbook Friends” Friends, We hope that you’ve made many new friends this year in the stories that have bedazzled you, made you laugh, and beckoned you to read them again and again. I’ve found many “kindred spirits” … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Isaac's Ice Cream Tree, Rachel Koppendrayer, Illustrator, Rainbows, seasons, snow, WhiteFire Publishing Company, winter
Tagged Anne of Green Gables, author Angela Henderson, birthday gifts for children, children's rainbow books, children's season books, Easter gifts for children, Elisa Kleven, Harry Potter, ice cream, illustrator Rachael Koppendrayer, Jan Brett, Julia Rawlinson, New Year, Percy Jackson, picture book, Roseanna M. White, seasons, The Book Thief, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, The Son, Valentine's gifts for children, WhiteFire Publishing, WhiteSpark, winter
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Introducing My Illustrator
Dear Kidsbook Friends Family, Many of you have been with me since my first days of blogging, so you know that publishing my first book, Isaac’s Ice Cream Tree, is a dream come true. Today, I’m sitting here with my … Continue reading
Isaac’s Ice Cream Tree Becomes a Reality!
My theme this year for my 7th & 8th grade ELA classes is “RISK verses REWARD”. I’ve been pushing them to “go for the gold”, a fitting saying for this Olympic year. Is the risk worth the potential reward? So … Continue reading
Posted in Colors, Rainbows, science, snow, winter
Tagged children's books for learning colors, colors of the rainbow, e-books, publishing, water cycle
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The Story of Snow, “Let Science & Art Give Your Snow Day a Fun Start”
In Dallas, Texas, we do not get to enjoy much snow, but after living in other colder states like Virginia, New York and Ohio, I still love snow and so do our kids (except for our youngest because he’s never seen it!). … Continue reading
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