Writing Kids Books Where Science Meets Imagination
It's been a delight to get to know and work with the wonderful people at Cardinal Rule Press. If you haven't heard of their books, take a peek at their fun titles here. I had the privilege of contributing to their blog in February (see my post here), and yesterday, my latest post - on… Continue reading Guest Post on Empowering Kids with Character
Spring has arrived here in the South. Blustery breezes, terrific tornadoes, and bursting blossoms. And with the change in season comes another #kidlit opportunity - the Spring Fling KidLit Contest - sponsored by the indefatigable Kaitlyn Sanchez and Ciara O'Neal! Thank you both so much for all you do to inspire, challenge, and encourage the… Continue reading Martha’s Snoozing Blues
Photo by Chris on Unsplash Vivian Kirkfield is an amazing champion of the kidlit community! Not only are her children's books thoughtfully and beautifully written, but she also takes time to encourage aspiring children's writers...like myself. Thank you, Vivian! Every year, she sponsors a contest called "50 precious words." The rules for entry can be… Continue reading Robot Vs. Robin – 50 Precious Words Entry
Photo by Karley Saagi on Pexels.com Below is my entry for Susanna L. Hill's awesome "Valentiny" contest, which can be found here. Her challenge - write a story about someone or something who is "brave" in 214 words or less. Our family moved last year - just across town - but our move meant that… Continue reading Love is Brave – “Valentiny” Entry
This is the continuation of the story that I began in a post over a year ago (click here for the first installment), but these stories date from my childhood. I hope you enjoy the ending! The day passed so quickly with Papa helping Jay, Kyle, and me build a snowman and lots of snowball… Continue reading Saunder’s Hill – The Sled, Part 2
Heather C. Morris 