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September Children's Event!
Hello Everyone! I hope all is well with you! The month of September is almost here and http://readingawaythedays.blogspot.com/ is doing a month long Children’s Book Event.
The event will include interviews with children’s authors, guest posts, giveaways and interviews with illustrators.
Megan will be focusing on books for children from ages 0-11 years. The focus will be on classic children’s boos as well as fairytales. There will also be posts on Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, and J.K. Rowlings.
Each week I will answer questions that Megan has posed to us authors and post them on my blog. I’m excited! This is going to be fun and the purpose of this event is to encourage young children to read and get them excited about reading. So please stay tuned for details!
The first questions I’ll be answering are:
What is your first memory of reading as a child?
Do you have memories of your parents reading bedtime stories to you? Do you think it’s important to read bedtime stories to your children?
The answers will be posted between September 1st and 9th on my blog at www.lisaorchard.com. I will also post the answers here! I thought all of you might be interested in this event as well! Leave me some comments and tell me what you think! :)
The event will include interviews with children’s authors, guest posts, giveaways and interviews with illustrators.
Megan will be focusing on books for children from ages 0-11 years. The focus will be on classic children’s boos as well as fairytales. There will also be posts on Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, and J.K. Rowlings.
Each week I will answer questions that Megan has posed to us authors and post them on my blog. I’m excited! This is going to be fun and the purpose of this event is to encourage young children to read and get them excited about reading. So please stay tuned for details!
The first questions I’ll be answering are:
What is your first memory of reading as a child?
Do you have memories of your parents reading bedtime stories to you? Do you think it’s important to read bedtime stories to your children?
The answers will be posted between September 1st and 9th on my blog at www.lisaorchard.com. I will also post the answers here! I thought all of you might be interested in this event as well! Leave me some comments and tell me what you think! :)
September Children's Event!
Hello Everyone! I hope all is well with you! The month of September is almost here and http://readingawaythedays.blogspot.com/ is doing a month long Children’s Book Event.
The event will include interviews with children’s authors, guest posts, giveaways and interviews with illustrators.
Megan will be focusing on books for children from ages 0-11 years. The focus will be on classic children’s boos as well as fairytales. There will also be posts on Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, and J.K. Rowlings.
Each week I will answer questions that Megan has posed to us authors and post them on my blog. I’m excited! This is going to be fun and the purpose of this event is to encourage young children to read and get them excited about reading. So please stay tuned for details!
The first questions I’ll be answering are:
What is your first memory of reading as a child?
Do you have memories of your parents reading bedtime stories to you? Do you think it’s important to read bedtime stories to your children?
The answers will be posted between September 1st and 9th on my blog at www.lisaorchard.com. I will also post the answers here! I thought all of you might be interested in this event as well! Leave me some comments and tell me what you think! :)
The event will include interviews with children’s authors, guest posts, giveaways and interviews with illustrators.
Megan will be focusing on books for children from ages 0-11 years. The focus will be on classic children’s boos as well as fairytales. There will also be posts on Roald Dahl, Enid Blyton, and J.K. Rowlings.
Each week I will answer questions that Megan has posed to us authors and post them on my blog. I’m excited! This is going to be fun and the purpose of this event is to encourage young children to read and get them excited about reading. So please stay tuned for details!
The first questions I’ll be answering are:
What is your first memory of reading as a child?
Do you have memories of your parents reading bedtime stories to you? Do you think it’s important to read bedtime stories to your children?
The answers will be posted between September 1st and 9th on my blog at www.lisaorchard.com. I will also post the answers here! I thought all of you might be interested in this event as well! Leave me some comments and tell me what you think! :)
