It's been a spectacular June! I always love when my boys are off school; we've been taking some day trips and generally having a great time. On the book front, I found out that ALL WE HAVE LEFT received two starred reviews, one from Kirkus, and the other from School Library Journal. I also learned that ALL WE HAVE LEFT will be coming out in the Scholastic catalogue in September. So, yay me! We welcomed this sweet baby into our home and hearts. Hattie has taken Murdock under his wing and has been a wonderful big brother. Trish Doller and I participated in B-Fest at the Fort Myers Barnes and Noble earlier this month, and it was a lot of fun. We talked about our books--Trish's THE DEVIL YOU KNOW is not to be missed!-- did a treasure hunt, and wrote a story with the kids. The boys and I went to the Everglades and did the tram ride to the Shark Valley Observatory Tower. We saw lots of wildlife, including a few gators, and learned so much! I participated in my very first virtual book launch for Nora Raleigh Baskin's excellent middle grade book, NINE, TEN. It was a wonderful experience--many people shared their stories of 9/11, and we talked about how fiction can help people heal after a tragic event. I'll leave you with this sunset shot. We're planning on being out on the boat a lot this Fourth of July--I hope that all of you have a wonderful weekend!
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Elizabeth Freeland
7/4/2019 03:40:44 am
I have just finished reading positivity beautiful this was the most wonderful book ever next to all we have left. You are the best writer I have read for young adults in a while how very important and sad at the same time of your subject matter in positivity beautiful. I hope to be able to read more from you in the future. Thank you for your wonderful books and for being such a wonderful author. Sincerely a happy reader Liz
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Wendy Mills
8/6/2019 11:17:13 am
Thank you, Elizabeth! I really appreciate you sharing this with me. It does a writer's heart good. :)
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