Let There be Light
Winter Solstice: the darkest day of the year, especially here in Oregon after a storm moved in. Solution, in my humble opinion, is twofold: 1) Literal: light candles 2)...
"Engrossing."
-Gazette Times
Scholastic Book Club Selection
OREGON BOOK AWARD NOMINEE
NEBRASKA GOLDEN SOWER AWARD NOMINEE
"Highly
recommended."
Children's Bookwatch
Children's choice award Nominee: Florida
CHILDREN'S CHOICE AWARD NOMINEE: georgia
CHILDREN'S CHOICE AWARD NOMINEE: Louisiana
"Great fun."
-Kirkus Reviews
Storytelling World 2002 Award
Oppenheim Best Book Award - Gold
2001 Parent's Choice Foundation Recommended Picture Book
"Engrossing."
-Gazette Times
Scholastic Book Club Selection
OREGON BOOK AWARD NOMINEE
NEBRASKA
GOLDEN SOWER AWARD NOMINEE
The boy who couldn't imagine himself a writer, now can't imagine anything else.
Who’d-a-thought-it
When something improbable happened on his Kentucky dairy farm, my friend Rube Kubale used to say, “Well, that’s a who’d-a-thought-it.” 2020, it seems to me, has been an entire...
Thinking outside the . . . coffee pot.
Another example of human creativity in the midst of trying times.
Let There be Light
Winter Solstice: the darkest day of the year, especially here in Oregon after a storm moved in. Solution, in my humble opinion, is twofold: 1) Literal: light candles 2)...
Who’d-a-thought-it
When something improbable happened on his Kentucky dairy farm, my friend Rube Kubale used to say, “Well, that’s a who’d-a-thought-it.” 2020, it seems to me, has been an entire...
