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Willy And The Spider

TITLE: Willy And The Spider

AUTHOR: Rita Hestand

ILLUSTRATOR: Bonnie Everett-Hawkes

COPYRIGHT: 2008 by Rita Hestand

GENRE: Children’s

FORMAT: e-book

PAGES: 32

PRICE: $4.00

PUBLISHER: Writer’s Exchange E-Publishing

ISBN: 9781921314889

Are you afraid of things that are different? Willy isn’t. He loves to swim in the pond. In fact, he would like to swim more than anything in… Continue

Added by Deb Hockenberry on April 3, 2009 at 4:53am — No Comments

I am back!

OH my goodness, I have been gone for so long. I hope you haven't forgotten about little ole me. It is just that I have been so busy. I even managed to take a long needed vacation back in November. I went to Florida. It was so nice, but so cold. I couldn't believe it. I was there for almost 30 days.

Before I left on my little vacation, I was busy with my books. Yes, I have some new ones published and available on Amazon.com…

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Added by Winona Rasheed on January 15, 2009 at 8:07pm — No Comments

Happy Holidays are over!

Yes, they are, and as much as I have enjoyed them, I'm glad of it. I had wonderful visits with my children and my friends, but now it's time to get back to business. I'm waiting for the funds to get my first book edited, and in the meantime I'm getting back to my second book.

My good friend, Brian Porter, wrote me about the movie deal he has made on A Study In Red, and I'm so very proud for him. He is a great writer and deserves the best. He's a great inspiration for all of us.… Continue

Added by Faye Tollison on January 4, 2009 at 8:56am — No Comments

Forever Friends

I've been blessed with so many friends--and I've even written a story about some of them in the anthology of 47 world-wide authors called Forever Friends. I was thrilled to be included in this wonderful book compiled, edited and published by Shelagh Watkins.

I've met so many new friends through the Published Authors Forum. It was fun to be a contributor and to read all the other contributors entries of short stories and poems about friendship.

The book is available… Continue

Added by Helen Wisocki on December 13, 2008 at 9:24pm — No Comments

Smart enough to listen to good advice when I hear it

My Dad has always been a source of wisdome and common sense in my life. Even though I am long grown up, (debate on that point may be open), he stil manages to share with me little nuggetts from time to time, and I like to think of myself as smart enough to listen to good advice when I hear it. The following was written by George Carlin, and came to my attention via my Dad. You may have seen it, or heard about it, but it’s still profound and worth sharing.

A Message by George… Continue

Added by Ron Adams on March 30, 2008 at 7:20am — No Comments

Introduction

Hi Everyone!
I know you can read all about me in my profile, but I just wanted to take the time to say hi and tell you that of all the sites I've vistited, joined, and posted on; finding this one is going to be the best one yet! I am looking forward to talking with you individually and learning all I can from the ones with way more experience than I have.

More later....

Added by Tammy Varner Hornbeck on March 24, 2008 at 10:00am — No Comments

Announcing companion workbook

In Helen Wisocki and Curt Szajnecki’s blockbuster book, “Innocence Betrayed - A Dad's Story of Clergy Misconduct', they deftly illustrate what any family can suffer at the hands of a less than scrupulous spiritual figurehead.

In order to assist those who are at risk, they have developed a workbook with tips and exercises for those who have been abused or suspect abuse from their clergy members. The cover states: “Protecting Children and Vulnerable Adults from Clergy Misconduct.” And… Continue

Added by Zada Connaway on March 4, 2008 at 8:07am — No Comments