October has come, and with it, the northwest rains. We had this conversation below before Anne’s summer fire. Air quality in Anne’s area still ranges from “good” to “dangerous.” As of now, she’s getting red flag warnings for extreme wildfire danger, and more smoke expected in the atmosphere. Anne says she will never ever take… Read more
Posted on 10/01/2020 by Janet Lee Carey
Tags: American Library Association,Anne Nesbet,Candlewick Press,Children's 1900s US Historical Fiction,Children's Authors,Children's Film Books,Children's Historical Fiction,children's literature,Courage,Daring Darleen Queen of the Screen,Erin Murphy Literary Agency,Girl Power,School Librarians,Silent Films,Starred Reviews,Writers Helping Writers,Writing Tips
Dear Dreamwalkers, remember last year’s amazing chat with Rosanne Parry? We talked about embodying character and showcased her new releases, Last of the Name, and A Wolf Called Wander. Well, over this past year, A Wolf Called Wander became a NYT bestseller. Bravo! Today, Rosanne’s swinging by to dreamwalk with us again as her newest… Read more
Posted on 08/31/2020 by Janet Lee Carey
Tags: A Whale of the Wild,American Library Association,Children's books,children's literature,Harper Collins,Independent Bookstores,Nature,NOAA,Ocean Conservation,School Libraries,Whales
Dreamwalkers, I’m honored to have author, Sara Easterly here with us this month to talk about her new Memoir SEARCHING FOR MOM. Sara’s beautifully written memoir can be described as a story of adoption, but Sara broadens the conversation, speaking to the complexity of mother/daughter relationships. Her story invites us on a quest toward spiritual… Read more
