This section of Jindai Botanical Gardens is devoted to ume or plum blossom trees.
February 05, 2011
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This section of Jindai Botanical Gardens is devoted to ume or plum blossom trees.
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This section of Jindai Botanical Gardens is devoted to ume or plum blossom trees.
This poor tree needs help to stand.
It's split,
but it still blooms.
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
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This section of Jindai Botanical Gardens is devoted to ume or plum blossom trees.
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!
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3 comments:
Hey, Annie! I've been following your blog for a while now, but I never put it together that it was yours. Ridiculous!
Keep up the writing. I'm learning a lot I didn't know about Japanese culture.
Hey, Annie! I've been following your blog for a few months now, but I never knew it was yours!
I just wanted you to know that I'm learning lots of things I never knew about Japanese culture.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks, Jed!
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