Added by Laura Lyseight on June 9, 2010 at 5:37am —
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Added by Laura Lyseight on June 4, 2010 at 8:03am —
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It happens every year.
Every major school project is due the same week in May. Now that Tristan is in middle school, it is worse than it was before; and I don’t see it getting any better until he graduates from graduate school and starts taking care of us.
Until then, Jack and I will just have to bare with it.
Last week, Tristan’s social studies project was due. It was on the country of Poland, where his ancestors originated. It was very last minute. He only…
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Added by Lauren Carr on May 23, 2010 at 10:38am —
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Debut author Esther Locascio (http://www.estherlocascio.com) will be signing copies of her middle grade book, Ebram's Story: The Haunting, Book 1 at the Twig Book Shop, 400 E. Grayson Ste. 124, San Antonio, TX 78215, on Friday, May 21st from 5:00 p.m to 7:00 p.m. She will also be presenting a craft introduced in her book, the Giftigami Box. Visit the Twig's website at…
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Added by Esther Locascio on May 15, 2010 at 11:16pm —
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FREE eBook Publishing. Cover design and text formatting included. Get 75% royalties!!! Author keeps all rights
Visit http://dlitepress.com/FunStuff.html for…
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Added by Olive Peart on April 12, 2010 at 5:00pm —
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Of course any article or post with education in it is bound to catch my eye especially when it's involving Canadian education. I thought this article, although simply written and rather brief, was fairly informative:
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/cbc/100305/canada/canada_manitoba_mb_education_funding_aboriginals_manitoba
While I generally agree that…
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Added by Lisa Lahey on March 5, 2010 at 4:22pm —
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Last Friday I was invited to an event at a school about seventy miles away. The school had previously contacted me re donating one of my books "
of which we've heard great things" as a fund raising for their school.
Being always willing to help with such donations for any charity or event I was only too pleased to send them a signed hard back copy of "
Across the Pond". Following this and some…
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Added by Storyheart on November 16, 2009 at 4:07pm —
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Meet my girl, Just Breeze, tween/teen novel from 4 RV Publishing. Thanks, Aidana, for the perfect cover. It is so Breeze. She has her own blog, too.
http://justbreeze.wordpress.com. Stop by for a visit. Breeze loves to talk.
Added by Beverly Stowe McClure on November 5, 2009 at 7:30am —
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NEWPORT BEACH, CA, September 01, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Many parents make the mistake of NOT discussing the topic of sexuality with teens. Keeping silent will not keep teens from experimenting with heterosexual activities and even homosexual activities. Studies show that more teens are questioning their sexuality and most likely parents will be the last to know. It is estimated that in the U.S., a teen takes their own life every 5 hours because they are gay, bisexual, transgender, or…
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Added by Amber Lehman on October 13, 2009 at 5:32pm —
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"It’s Crunch Time!”, is a new children’s book by Marie Brewer(www.helenbrewer.com for the
link to book) is my book of muscle for boys (ages 9-12) to point them in the direction of HOPE!...This is an interactive book where they can write about their feelings. It discusses acceptable behavior, honesty, good self-image, respect for females and animals, appreciation for teachers/school, choosing good friends. The book also talks about resisting gangs, guns, drugs, violence, alcohol and bad…
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Added by Marie Brewer on October 1, 2009 at 5:14pm —
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My new Time Travel Romance is coming October 1st!
Do You Believe In Magic?
By
Jewel Adams…
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Added by Jewel Adams on September 30, 2009 at 1:33pm —
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Color in my world will be temporarily sucked away as lines of yellow school buses rumble through country roads and highways to splash the insides of those brick and glass buildings called schools with the paint of my world.
Each year I face the first day of school with more dread than the last. Years ago, back in the dark ages, the dread was for myself as a student. My world now consists of 8 grandchildren who have grown another year older. Surely an entire year has not passed. But,…
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Added by Nellotie on August 18, 2009 at 12:21pm —
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So I beat-up on two kids half my age and landed them in the emergency room with cracked ribs.
"What's the big deal?" You ask from the side or your mouth, not letting go of the Nintendo cruiser you clutch in your hands.
Well, the big deal is that my parents panicked and catapulted us from the our lovely home in San Francisco to the middle of nowhere in Owasso, Oklahoma. Major downer!
You sip… Continue
Added by Joan Peck on April 30, 2009 at 10:13am —
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You’ve been waiting to hear what I did to merit a punishment as extreme as boarding school in AFRICA of all places. Okay, I’m totally gonna tell you. But bear in mind that this happened a long time ago, like when I was twelve.
At that time, I guess I must have been a really frustrated kid, full of angst and bitterness at the failing relationship between my parents.
How was I to know, at that time, that trying to be a punk was not the best of solutions to an impending family… Continue
Added by Joan Peck on April 29, 2009 at 5:00pm —
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So, I am the only child in my family–can’t say whether this is good or bad, but that’s just the way it is.
My dad’s name is Richard, and like I said before, he is a physician. He’s really tall (like, above six feet), dark and handsome. When people meet him these days, they keep saying he looks like Barack Obama!!! Lol!!! I guess they’re kinda right, after all, my dad, like our dear Mr. President, is a half-breed too. His dad (my grandfather) is from somewhere in Anambra State,…
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Added by Joan Peck on April 10, 2009 at 5:30am —
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About Me...
Umm…yeah, I’m sure it’s no secret anymore that I was born in San Francisco, in August of 1995. That should make me like what…? Yep, 13 years old as of 2008 when I featured in the novel, FEDDIE GIRL.
Being from California and all, you all would think that I’m all flashy, bitchy, snooty and bratty, right? Well, you’re right… Okay, no, I used to be like a total bitch before I went to school in Nigeria. I had like a ‘don’t mess with me’ attitude which got…
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Added by Joan Peck on April 8, 2009 at 6:30pm —
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(From the Feddie Girl Blogs. Copyright, April 2009
http://bernardbooks.com)
My name is Carlotta Ikedi, better known as Feddie Girl. I am the major character in the FEDDIE GIRL novel by Nona David.
I was born and bred in San Francisco, California, USA, where I spent the first twelve years of my life. Right after my twelfth birthday, my parents thought it would be a good idea to relocate to Owasso, Oklohoma. Dumb, right? I thought so…
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Added by Joan Peck on April 5, 2009 at 2:30am —
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Added by Ruth Wells / Youth Change Workshops on March 30, 2009 at 2:00pm —
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Im straight from the hood.The notorious south east side of chicago.
I wouldnt expect you to know too much about it cause chitown has always been ran by the mob. any and everything can be held and kept secret in chicago. Lord knows they killed our first black Mayor, Harold Washington to place Richard M. Daley in office. But anyway.....
I honestly have to say that my past revolves around the chaos from my mother, I don’t think that I was just targeted for no reason I’m just a…
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Added by MANDRAKI RANKIN on February 21, 2009 at 8:42am —
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Tomorrow is the first day of school for all of us Texas public school teachers, and I know we're all running around like chickens with our heads cut off (a favorite saying of my old high school basketball coach, The Guam Bomb). So just a quick little note here.
Today and tomorrow are the last days to take advantage of the 25% discount that
Spreadshirt is offering as part of their Back to School…
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Added by John Pearson on August 24, 2008 at 12:11pm —
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