Testamonials
THE IMPORTANCE OF DANDELIONS
The Importance of Dandelions is a touching on the essence of love and true friendship, of wanting a relationship and being scared of the commitment. Linda explains the fears we have of getting close to "another" while keeping our own "self."She also deals with the "impossible" love." The last poem in the book is magnificent.
Home and Stars
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS IS PEACE
I love the message of thus play. It reminds the actors and the audience the true meaning of Christmas in an engaging way. There are speaking parts, dance parts, and chorus parts. The pictures are beautiful!
Jolynn
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THE SENSE OF IT
A timeless and heartwarming tale of family love and integrity. Challenged with the complexity and demands of a fractured society, Margie's life in letters touches the heart of duty, conscience and pursuit oof happiness, through the tests and reaffirmation unto each one's own core.
Timothy
A most important attribute of a good writer is to pull you into their story. Linda has done just that, once again. You;ll not want to miss an event as she strolls the halls of the past. Her honesty and transparency are for sure to keep your attention. Life has its ups and downs and Magie had her share as she often expressed the raw truth. Margie was only trying to make some sense of many events in her life. Thank you Linda for another thought-provoking story.
Debbie
I REALLY WANT A UNICYCLE
I Really Want a Unicycle is a fun family story that teaches a valuable lesson. Tommy is a very ingenious boy who takes his uncle's advice a little out of context. He soon learns the importance of asking permission and talking to his parents about his actions. Cute illustrations ad a great addition to our bookshelf!
Jolisa
WHAT NEXT, ELI?
As an educator, I can think of so many f and intriguing ways to use this delightful book,, whether in a home or school setting.
There are repeating patterns to notice, numbers to learn, animals to identify and count, subtle differences to find from one page to the next. But what I find most unique about this book is its unspoken mysteries and "read-betwee-the-lines
realism, leading the reader to ask questions such as ", "HOW did all those animals get into Mama's bed?" and "How would YOU feel is you found 10 mice in your bed?"
Having been privileged to follow the author in her work as both a writer and a teacher, it's wonderful to see her depth of understanding of language, learning, and children find expression in such a beautifully imagined way.
Rebecca
MAKING SENSE OF IT
Making Sense of It is a powerful exploration of life experiences through letters, poetry,and journals. Don's miss this one.
Janet Ashmore
