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A blog about an adventure a brand new children's author and established artist embark on together in creating a new children's book series. Read about the trip Kimberlee and Helena take as they both break new ground for themselves. It is going to be an exciting ride!
1. Making Progress!
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By: berlee, on 7/15/2012
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John has sent me all the final illustrations and I have sent them into the publisher tonight! Yeah! Editing is done, so now we only have to work with the layout designers to pick the font and place it! I have decided that the charity I will be sending profits to on this book is the American Red Cross. The theme is learning to accept change and the American Red Cross is there for people in the most tragic moments and helps them to deal with great change. So I feel this is a good fit.

Coming soon...my company logo! 

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