Feeling crafty after cutting and pasting all those handmade valentines? Full of exciting revision ideas and suggestions after writing and rewriting romantic sonnets? Brimming over with thrilling new ways to deviously devastate a dastardly handsome villain or invent idiomatic inklings of invisible plot twists?The May issue of The Chinook is dedicated to craft-based articles to... Continue Reading →
Good news for Liz Mills
Liz co-wrote a geography book that is on Amazon's 4-star list, as well as a glowing review from Helium:Incredibly written, this book is not only educational, but entertaining. Jane P. Gardner, with a degree in geology, uses her knowledge to put together an amazing tool for parents and educators to buy for their children. J.... Continue Reading →