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Published Works

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GENRE: 50 word story. GENRE: 50 word story. GENRE: 50 word story. GENRE: 50 word story. The Tale of Darkemony Fairdether. The Darkness of Kinder Falls. The Memoir of Jonas Blackwood. He Genres of Writing. The Dawning of Carl Walkerman (Chapter I). The Monster and Mouse Who Kept Bad Words From Their House. The Purple Nook Press. Http:/ www.thepurplenook.com/reviewbadwordgobble.html. The Night Poose Got Loose. The Purple Nook Press. Http:/ www.thepurplenook.com/reviewpoose.html. Gods Great World Publication.

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Who We Are

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Who We Are -. Martyna Gil / Managing Editor. Joe Stewart / Director of Communications. Website: www.askjoestewart.com. Suzanne Davidovac / Senior Staff Writer. Daneta Hislop / Staff Writer / Book Reviews. Her belief is that READING and being CREATIVE is the gateway to success! Sponsored in part by:. Where writers and creative minds come together. This is our place. Along with every cranny. RSS Children Book Reviews. Video Of The Week. JW Davis / Junior Editor/ Book Reviews. Martina Gil / Managing Editor.

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reviewbadwordgobble

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James Allen McDonnell from Sarasota, Fl. is an author of children and Young Adult literature. He studied English and Literature at WCCC and is currently enrolled at SCTI for creative writing. James attends local writers groups and enjoys being a visiting storyteller at children’s reading day at the park. He is affiliated with Well Fed Writer Workshops, Writers Digest University and Music Wire US. Contact: jamesallenmcdonnell@gmail.com. Read the First Twelve Pages of the Story Below. This Weeks Review -.

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Lucy

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Diary Entries by Date:. 9/31/11 Today, I thought. 9/31/11 Why does it. 9/28/10 My fantasy has. 9/31/11 I saw him go over. My name is Lucy. I’m 13 and my whole life turned upside down in a blink of an eye. I was having the best summer of my life! I spent two months travelling across Europe with my grandparents and cousin Nancy. We visited all the best tourist spots there are. Nancy and I, we’ve always been close, but this trip bonded us like sisters. We became the bestest friends ever! What we gonna do?

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The Purple Nook Writer's Resource

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First off, we here at the purplenook take no credit for the information provided. Furthermore, we are in no position to be the spokesman on what or how to package up the perfect story. There is really no definitive answer.We as fellow writers feel compelled to share the information we found with you, our fellow brethren. How Long Should A Story Be? Below, I will list information regarding the category, genre along with word counts that typically are accepted. The Purple Nooks Writers Handbook. Most pictu...

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Bitterblue Review

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The cover to Kristin Cashore’s eagerly awaited third novel is royal blue fitting since the title character has blue in her name and is the king’s daughter. Dial will publish Bitterblue, a companion to Cashore’s bestsellers Graceling (Harcourt, 2008) and Fire (Dial, 2009) on May 1, 2012 but this first look at the cover ought to tantalize her many fans. For Cashore, the completion of her third novel allows her to take a deep breath of relief. Fire was such an emotionally hard book for me to write that ...

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The Round Table Debate

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These two finally decided to end the bitter rivalry and settle their differences at our Round Table. The topic of this weeks Debate is The Best Time and Place Not to. The Best Time and Place Not to Read a Book. Welcome Gentlemen to this weeks Round Table Debate. Thank you for having me. James Allen - Thanks as well. This weeks topic is The 10 Best Time and Place Not to Read a Book. Lets start with you Herb. I believe the best place not to read a book would be on top of a cloud. Why is that Herb? One coul...

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Parents Place

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Does TV viewing take the place of other activities, such as playing outside? Not really, for children between the ages of six months and 3 years. Does it matter what very young children watch? Programs that are well designed and take into consideration childrens developmental stages are more likely to have educational merit than shows not geared toward their healthy growth. Does the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend against TV viewing for children under the age of 2? Over the last three decades ma...

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This Week's Review

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I wish,’ yelled the duck, and he started to scream,/ ‘For eight thousand buckets of purple ice cream! A trunk full of toothpaste! A big kitchen sink! And lots of brass keyholes! And gallons of ink! That purchaser was Cathy Goldsmith, v-p and associate publishing director of Random House/Golden Books Young Readers Group, who has worked at the house since 1977 and was the art director for Geisel’s last books, among them Hunches in Bunches, You’re Only Old Once! And Oh, the Places You’ll Go! Then the publis...

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Educators Circle

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Opportunities to develop and practice emerging skills. Encouragement and positive reinforcement for their effort. Understanding that on-going learning is a family value. Parents and other caregivers to help plan learning activities. Set a special place for reading and hands-on learning activities. Here are some oral language activities that you and your child can do together:. Look at family photo albums. Discuss special holidays or important events. Sing songs that play with words. Preparing to Read Lea...