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1. Don't Stop Clapping Yet!

Last night I discovered another terrific blog that I had to share. Author Kim Norman has created a blog that lists author who do school visits by state. It's a one-stop visit for educators who are looking for visiting authors. How cool is that? Check it out, "Author School Visits by State."

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2. Check These Out!

On her blog, “Fresh From the Oven” Catherine Ipcizade shared the ups and downs of her book launch at the Santa Ana Zoo, for her new book, ‘Twas the Day Before Zoo Day. What I really loved about this was that Catherine shared with readers what *didn’t* work, as well as what did. We’ve all had those events where things didn’t go as planned so her experiences were totally relatable!

Another mucho-generoso blog post I read this week came from the website of author Evelyn B. Christensen, where she posted a list of educational publishers and their submission information. This was a lot of research on her part, and to share it as she did deserves a round of applause!

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