Soraya Diase Coffelt
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“Letter writing can be seen as a gift because someone has taken his/her time to write and think and express love.”
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“Growing up, I loved the tale of Peter Rabbit and also books on Pippi Longstocking. Pippi was a girl who had so much fun and was very daring. My sons loved all the Dr. Seuss books”
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“Did you know that Christmas means “Christ” (Jesus) and “mas” (a celebration)? The story about Jesus is found in the name of that special day when we celebrate His birth!”
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“Therefore from one man (Abraham) ... were born as many as the stars of the sky in multitude -- innumerable as the sand which is by the seashore.”
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“Letter writing can be seen as a gift because someone has taken his/her time to write and think and express love.”
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“Shockingly, too many of our children don't read to grade level. Studies show that if a child does not read to grade level by third grade, that child is likely to drop out of school. I believe the love of reading begins at home. We should do all we can to make sure that our children and grandchildren stay in school and graduate. Reading to grade level is an important foundation.”
― It's Not About You Mr. Santa Claus: A Love Letter About the True Meaning of Christmas
― It's Not About You Mr. Santa Claus: A Love Letter About the True Meaning of Christmas
“I discovered that the real meaning of Christmas has nothing to do with you at all. It is about a very special gift. I want to you tell you about this gift.”
― It's Not About You Mr. Santa Claus: A Love Letter About the True Meaning of Christmas
― It's Not About You Mr. Santa Claus: A Love Letter About the True Meaning of Christmas
“Parents often ask - how do I get my child interested in books and reading?
One tried and true way that my late husband and I used was paying them to read. For each book that my sons read, we paid them $1. They soon developed a love for reading and forgot all about the money. Amazing but true!”
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One tried and true way that my late husband and I used was paying them to read. For each book that my sons read, we paid them $1. They soon developed a love for reading and forgot all about the money. Amazing but true!”
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