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Stop by every day this week because children’s author Simon Rose will be our guest blogger here at the NFWCC starting tomorrow, today, Monday, June 30th through Friday, July 4th.
Simon Rose is the author of The Heretic’s Tomb, The Emerald Curse, The Clone Conspiracy, The Sorcerer’s Letterbox and The Alchemist’s Portrait.
Visit his website at www.simon-rose.com, where you’ll find book descriptions, author profiles, interviews, audio files of readings, book reviews, teacher and reader comments and more. Rose offers a wide variety of presentations, workshops and author in residence programs for schools and libraries, writing services for both adult and young writers and is also available for summer camps and children’s parties. He has a variety of creative services designed for writers, including editing, critiquing and manuscript evaluation. For the business community, Simon Rose offers freelance writing services, including website content and copywriting.
Simon Rose,
The Alchemists Portrait,
The Clone Conspiracy,
The Emreald Curse,
The Heretics Tomb,
The Sorcerers Letterbox
We discovered we can make little things with our fingerprints. Very fun, very easy, with very cute results! We were using stamp pads (work best, less mess), but for the colors we didn't have in ink, we used paint. Got it all from one book by Ed Emberley (view
here).
By: Erin Sherman & TheSquirrel, age 3.5
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