Mysteries and Children's Books
Before we even talk murder and blizzards, know this: if you’re a simple vanilla or chocolate ice cream lover, this book will make you reconsider your ice cream repertoire. Collette’s creative use of fruit, cakes, and mix-ins made me hungrier with each new flavor.
At times you’ll laugh, but you’ll be angry, too. Mostly you’ll be entertained.
Our Family’s All-Time Favorite! Freezer friendly, Hiking/Camping friendly, for picnics, tailgates and sports sidelines. Versatile: choose ingredients that fit your tastes.
Was Moriarty just misunderstood? I might lose some English major friends for admitting this, but I recall reading only one Sir Arthur Conan Doyle book starring Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of Baskervilles
Today I’m visiting Heather Weidner’s blog for an author interview that asked some challenging questions:
In the cutthroat world of faculty politics, publish or perish is real. The ink on her PhD barely dry, Lila Maclean has captured a coveted position at prestigious Stonedale University. As if teaching, grading papers, and publishing original research weren’t challenging enough, Lila’s colleague turns up dead. When the body count increases and danger lurks around every corner and tunnel, Lila teams up with her few friends to figure out whodunit before she becomes the next victim.
This week I made my first batch of scones in about two years! They were so delicious, I thought you might like to try them too.
First in a new series, Shoot the Breeze introduces us to Kate Rosetti, a wise-cracking, self-assured young detective.
Death by Dissertation, the first book in the Cassandra Sato series and my debut novel was nominated for a 2020 RONE award from InD’tale magazine!
Please share with parents or teachers of kids age 3-9 who’d like a fun story resource. If the “Never mind is not allowed” message helps one child feel more included at home or with friends, the video will be worth the time to watch.
