For Young readers, an adventure: Read! Print! Color! Learn & Enjoy!
The Author’s credentials include a Bachelor of Science Degree in Art Education from Illinois State (Normal) University... More > and certification to teach Kindergarten through 12th Grade. His first teaching employment was Junior High school Art, (6th, 7th, and 8th grades) with over 200 students each school week.
Years Later, the opportunity to illustrate a daily cartoon series that passed on some of these experiences using tiny people who, like Junior High students are quick, smart, clever and inventive. Now, after 20 plus years of self-employment as a commercial artist the ‘Tweens are back! Technology has allowed the author to republish an expanded edition of “The ‘Tweens® at Deep Lake.” And because the cartoon was originally drawn without color, children today have the opportunity to interactively read, learn, print (from the CD version) and color using the family computer.< Less
For Young readers, an adventure: Read! Print! Color! Learn & Enjoy!
The Author’s credentials include a Bachelor of Science Degree in Art Education from Illinois State (Normal) University... More > and certification to teach Kindergarten through 12th Grade. His first teaching employment was Junior High school Art, (6th, 7th, and 8th grades) with over 200 students each school week.
Years Later, the opportunity to illustrate a daily cartoon series that passed on some of these experiences using tiny people who, like Junior High students are quick, smart, clever and inventive. Now, after 20 plus years of self-employment as a commercial artist the ‘Tweens are back! Technology has allowed the author to republish an expanded edition of “The ‘Tweens® at Deep Lake.” And because the cartoon was originally drawn without color, children today have the opportunity to interactively read, learn, print (from the CD version) and color using the family computer.< Less
For a second summer in a row, the members of Westerville Public Library's 'Tween the Lines writing guild have put together an outstanding anthology of stories, poems, and writing ideas. From school... More > stories to fantasies, science fiction to mysteries, this book is sure to be memorable.< Less
This is the eleventh annual collection of short works by students of Berkshire Middle School. The stories are new, and so are the authors. The focus, though, remains the same as in previous volumes:... More > With genuine effort and attention to the writing process, young authors can fine-tune their original ideas and produce works suitable for a wide audience. Stories in this collection span multiple categories, including fantasy, science fiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, and mystery.< Less
Normal. That's the LAST thing Daniel and Louisa's adventure turns out to be. Daniel and his know-it-all younger sister Louisa's life goes from average to insane when they run away from home, thinking... More > someone was attempting to shoot them. What is normal about a talking monkey, purple crabs, over-sized leaves that never stop growing and a giant cannibalistic pickle? Not to mention, Daniel and Louisa don't exactly get along. But no matter what, Daniel and Louisa just keep going further and further from home, while one weird obstacle after the next stands in their way. Will this twosome ever find their way?< Less
Normal. That's the LAST thing Daniel and Louisa's adventure turns out to be. Daniel and his know-it-all younger sister Louisa's life goes from average to insane when they run away from home, thinking... More > someone was attempting to shoot them. What is normal about a talking monkey, purple crabs, over-sized leaves that never stop growing and a giant cannibalistic pickle? Not to mention, Daniel and Louisa don't exactly get along. But no matter what, Daniel and Louisa just keep going further and further from home, while one weird obstacle after the next stands in their way. Will this twosome ever find their way?< Less
This is the tenth annual collection of short works by students of Berkshire Middle School. The stories are new, and so are the authors. The focus, though, remains he same as in previous volumes:... More > With genuine effort and attention to the writing process, young authors can fine-tune their original ideas and produce works suitable for a wide audience. Stories in this collection span multiple categories including fantasy, science fiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, fable, and mystery.< Less
This is the tenth annual collection of short works by students of Berkshire Middle School. The stories are new, and so are the authors. The focus, though, remains he same as in previous volumes:... More > With genuine effort and attention to the writing process, young authors can fine-tune their original ideas and produce works suitable for a wide audience. Stories in this collection span multiple categories including fantasy, science fiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, fable, and mystery.< Less
These stories exemplify how young authors can apply the writing process to create works suitable for a wide audience. The sixth-grade authors worked over a period of three months to turn rough ideas... More > into finished stories. The result is a compiliation of stories on all topics. Humor, mystery, adventure, science fiction, historical fiction, horror, fantasy, fable, and even nonfiction are represented.
The title was one of many suggested and voted upon by students. Had their language arts teacher allowed it, they they would have chosen a more humorous title for their work: Stories to Read on the John by Kids.< Less
These stories exemplify how young authors can apply the writing process to create works suitable for a wide audience. The sixth-grade authors worked over a period of three months to turn rough ideas... More > into finished stories. The result is a compilation of stories on all topics. Humor, mystery, adventure, science fiction, historical fiction, horror, fantasy, fable, and even nonfiction are represented.
The title was one of many suggested and voted upon by students. Had their language arts teacher allowed it, they would have chosen a more humorous title for their work: Stories to Read on the John by Kids.< Less
