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How To Wash A Puddle by Edie Batstone

Edie Batstone's first book of colourful picture poems invites us to jump into a child's world of wonder and possibility, just as a child jumps into a puddle - knowing only that it seems like a good idea at the time! Join her on this journey of disco  
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Bed by Connie Amarel

When little sis won't take her nap, big sis takes her on a magical voyage to the bottom of the bed!  
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If you bully someone today, the pain you cause them can last a lifetime.No one should suffer from bullying.


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        I grew up in Shenandoah Junction WV, a small town where you knew everyone. A town that didn’t have stoplights and only a handful of stop signs. We did have a general store and a post office, which were the towns only businesses. Life in the Junction was very quiet and peaceful. I grew up with a family of story tellers. From the young to the not so young, had a story to tell. My Mom and Dad liked to go night fishing, so, a lot of times it would turn into a family get together with some of my aunts, uncles and cousins. All through the night I could hear my Dad telling his stories. The rest of the family would jump in with a story of their own. That started my love for story telling. I’ve spent most of my life working as a caregiver. I started at a young age by helping to take care of my dad who had severe rheumatoid arthritis. I’ve done different jobs along the way also, but, it seems like helping people is where I am most happy. I started writing in 2004, but I never published anything until 2006, which was articles on Yahoo Contributor Network. In 2011, I published my first children’s book “How Elmer Lost His Hop”. I now publish articles on Wikinut .  

Birth Place
Charlestown, WV USA