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Honeycomb Adventures Books in three formats

Why are Honeycomb Adventures Books published in three different formats? Because all readers aren’t alike. All three books have the same content with the exception of the puzzles which couldn’t be included in the e-books, and all three contain the link to the free downloadable PDF file with coloring pages and puzzles. Here is the breakdown:

Write2Ignite! 2014 Conference

My blog posts are traditionally written with the hope that parents and grandparents will read them and be encouraged in one way or another to be advocates for the well-being of the children God has entrusted to them. But every now and then I choose to write about my walk as a writer. Today’s post is about the only writing conference I know, that like parents and grandparents who care about children, puts its total emphasis on training

Children’s Author Blog Hop

What is a blog hop? I had to ask Carol Baldwin this question when she offered to add me to the Children’s Author Blog Hop she had been tagged in. I learned that a blog hop is a way author/bloggers can help promote one another and share a little from their writing experience. Carol tagged me at the end of her blog last week, and I in turn have tagged three more bloggers at the end of this post. I

Blogging Blues – Slump or just needing time to re-group?

I’m a person with big ideas… I had hoped to finish a set of illustrations and devotions for a 6-12 day mini-Advent series for children and parents to read together and post them here and/or on my Bible Quilts blog. But Christmas isn’t the time of year to try to accomplish such a major project. I completed only two of the quilt blocks so far, the second completed the day after Christmas. Around the first of November I accepted the responsibility