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"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind."— Dr. Seuss

Showing posts with label The Wish and The Peacock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Wish and The Peacock. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2020

Wendy is reading chapters of The Wish And The Peacock FREE for quarantined kids!

Chapter Read alouds 
Shadow Mountain Publishing has given permission for Wendy to read chapters from The Wish And The Peacock online for FREE for everyone who is stuck in quarantine! These chapters will ONLY be up until June 30th 2020, so be sure to watch them before then.

Wendy includes a little about her farm with every video 
(at the start for chapters 1 & 2, and at the end for chapters 3 on) 
The peacock in the picture above is Wendy's REAL live peacock, named Royal--and you get to see him and other animals and machinery as the chapters progress. 

Wendy will update each chapter video HERE.

Wendy's youtube channel has other videos up with Author Q&A's and a really funny video where she and her kids explain "How (not) To Drive A Tractor."
Stay safe out there! 

What are you reading right now?

Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Cover Reveal for THE WISH AND THE PEACOCK


The Wish and The Peacock

Coming February 5th, 2020!

I feel so fortunate to work with Shadow Mountain.  I loved the cover for A Monster Like Me and I love this cover too! I love how sneaky Paige looks here. In this story, Paige doesn't want her farm to sell, and she wants time enough to save a wounded peacock, so she's going to war with the real estate agent. 


From the cover:
Paige's family has faced tough times before, but nine months after the loss of her father, her mom is overwhelmed by the financial challenges and reluctantly agrees to sell their family farm.
        Paige believes she can use her "farm smarts" to try to stop the sale: she puts Vaseline on the cows so they look sickly to potential buyers and pranks the real estate agent by releasing a jar of grasshoppers in her car. 
        With the arrival of a wounded peacock and a city journalist looking for a good human interest story, Paige sees a way to make the farm a solution that will help everyone. 
        With all the changes she faces, Paige learns that sometimes the idea of home is less about a place and more about the people you call family. 

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