September 16, 2009
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Listed here in For Kids- Japan
HTJ is listed here.
My essay is in this!
My poem won the 2nd Annual Candy-Cookie Poem Contest!
by Patricia Donegan, Tuttle Publishing
This and that from here and there. Snapshots of the things we see, use and do in our life in Japan. Written especially for children.
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Listed here in For Kids- Japan
Annie Donwerth Chikamatsu
HTJ copyright 2006-2012
Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, member
HTJ copyright 2006-2012
Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, member
HTJ is listed here.
HTJ mentioned here
To Japan with Love
My essay is in this!
YARN Young Adult Review Network
My poem won the 2nd Annual Candy-Cookie Poem Contest!
My poems will be in
1000 Pieces of Peace fundraiser for Patch Adams
Nominated by Paper tigers Blog
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September
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- Another Use for Clothes Pins
- Kerry Martin's SCBWI Presentation
- Neighbor's Kiwi
- Chestnut Chocolate
- Autumn Equinox
- Respect for the Aged Day
- September Taro
- Tamanegi
- Watering
- In the Middle of a Pond
- Skipper on Meadow Sage
- Naomi Kojima SCBWI Workshop
- Taking Care of the Broccoli
- Everything has its place
- Stands for the Rain
- Shell
- Our Vegetable Stand on WoWoW
- Baskets of Stones
- Delicious Summer Homework
- Wakame Rice--Earthquake Supplies
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Haiku, Learn how to express yourself by writing poetry in the Japanese tradition
by Patricia Donegan, Tuttle Publishing
Multicultural Book Publishers
2 comments:
I remember you said you especially like the Skippers, so I always think of you when I see one. They are very fast, good for you to capture one so nicely on 'film'. :)
Thanks, Patty.
This one was quite the model. She sat for a long time and let me move to different angles. Reminded me of the old days when skippers and butterflies used to light on me.
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