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- Helping Children Survive Divorce | Bindings: Reflections on faith, life, and good books http://t.co/KnRhjekYd8 01:19:57 PM March 08, 2013 from Tweet Button ReplyRetweetFavorite
- I was so touched by an order I received for my book, The Everlasting Snowman, for the children at Sandy Hook to help them cope with loss. 03:04:05 AM December 18, 2012 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
- I am doing a book signing a the RagApple Lassie Winery in Boonville, N.C. on Saturday! I'm looking forward to the unique setting! 11:14:39 PM December 06, 2012 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
- I'm going to spend the day working on my next novel, Sandcastles in the Air! 01:45:52 PM November 23, 2012 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
- I met the most interesting people at a book signing today. I love being a listening ear to people who need one. 08:49:30 PM November 19, 2012 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
- I'm headed to Cherries in Clemmons today to do a book signing! I always meet the most interesting people there! 12:51:58 PM November 12, 2012 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @huntdarden I spoke to the children at Harmony Elementary School today! I enjoyed sharing my books and encouraging them to love words! 09:35:41 PM November 09, 2012 from web in reply to huntdarden ReplyRetweetFavorite
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From Brain Paralysis to Brain Reality!
There I stood, as an awkward eighth grader, with my way-too-skinny legs and my blue horn-rimmed glasses eagerly awaiting the start of the high school homecoming parade. I had been looking forward to the day for weeks. My best friend … Continue reading