Articles
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"Small Talk - It's a Big Deal" Kiki Apr/May 2013 |
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"Grandparents Rock", Kiki Dec/Jan 2013 |
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"Why Socks?" Kiki Oct/Nov 2012 |
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"Why Bother", Face Up Summer 2012 |
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"Those Hands", Parent Life September 2011 |
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"Button It Up", Kiki September 2011 |
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"Why Is It So Hard to Say Thank You?" |
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"The Smart Holiday Shopping Guide" (for parents) |
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"Organize Your Locker and Change Your Life" "Pick Your Choose-Making a Choice at the Fork in the Road" Kiki Fall 2010 |
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"Organize Your Undies and Change Your Life" Kiki Winter 2010 |
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"Organize Your Pool Bag" Kiki magazine’s ‘readers’ super summer survey’ chose this piece, ‘Organize Your Pool Bag’, as their favorite summer mini-mag feature. |
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"Pump Up For Test Time" Listen Oct 1993 |
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"Talks To Your Parents About Serious Stuff" Youth 97 Apr 1997 |
News
Activity “Pat Your Tummy” published in Highlights High Five
Article “Making Sense of Scent” published in Nature Friend
To catch my Author Appearance on Channel 7’s Suncoast View Click here!
Terrific Book Signing
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Reviews
“…The Scent of Something Sneaky is a top recommendation for pre-teens and teens looking for a leisure read that's action-packed and vivid.”-- Midwest Book Reviews
“…a good adventure that not only dwells on the intriguing mystery at hand, but also on the characters themselves.” – Readers’ Favorite 5-Star Rating
And, for Stinks!---August 7, 2015 “STEM Can Be Fiction, Too”
“...the type of book that is likely to inspire readers who might otherwise avoid STEM to give it a chance because it reveals how science can have important real-world applications.” STEM Friday
More reviews in Recognitions
Selection as a 2014 Outstanding Science Trade Book has helped Something Stinks!
continue to be discovered.
And, finally...
I’ve traveled from Virginia to Orlando to Olympia, Washington talking to kids about writing and science.
Teachers say Stinks! "will help me show my students science isn’t just a subject we learn…it’s a way of life!" And, "your book…we are using in conjunction with an end of the year STEM project on filtration and pollution."
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