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by CDR Page Turner
Oct 24, 2002
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Dear Montana Teachers,
What is the best way to approach EACH of you in hopes of
visiting your schools?
We distributed over 30,000 sets of free books last year in
celebration of Read Across America Day.
This year I want to take it further by actually speaking
with the students in an exc...See More/blockquote>
Dear Montana Teachers,
What is the best way to approach EACH of you in hopes of
visiting your schools?
We distributed over 30,000 sets of free books last year in
celebration of Read Across America Day.
This year I want to take it further by actually speaking
with the students in an exciting and inspirational setting,
to encourage their love of reading and literacy by showing
the students exactly how we create books.
Remember what it was like to look up to someone?
We believe the future, does in fact, belong to our children.
That said, how do we caretake such a valuable resource?
Here at WONDER-BOOKS, our response is two-fold;
by nurturing the elements of self-esteem and imagination,
our books provide the catalyst of excitement that will give
your young readers the confidence to not just face the
future, but make it a better one --
for us all.
We have already rec'd invitations from schools in Texas,
Oregon and California.
Based on your response I can better plan an itinerary.
We are based in San Simeon, CA.
My background includes; 20+ years as a designer in the Toy
and Videogame Industry with many international awards,
syndicated cartoons, comics and editorial work and I have
produced over 100 children's books.
I have a free, autographed copy of my latest book,
"JIMMY JET" waiting for you now!
Please visit my website for more information,
or
write me directly at [email removed].
Let joy and innocence prevail!
Commander Page Turner
[link removed]
by Herman Neuman, Inspirational Author & Speaker
Nov 2, 2002
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Hello,
I am an inspirational Idaho author and speaker, who
recently published his memoir. It is spiced with blunt
honesty and biting humor. The summary in a nutshell:
Although I had to overcome years of countless and extreme
adversities, I still have great zest for life. Before we
were twen...See More/blockquote>
Hello,
I am an inspirational Idaho author and speaker, who
recently published his memoir. It is spiced with blunt
honesty and biting humor. The summary in a nutshell:
Although I had to overcome years of countless and extreme
adversities, I still have great zest for life. Before we
were twenty years old, my brother and I endured war, killer
illnesses, starvation, homelessness, floggings,
abandonment, exile and slavery. But by the time we were
thirty-some years old, something had seriously gone wrong
with us. We had stubbornly worked our ways through college,
married, and had become American citizens and world
travelers.
Thank you,
Herman Neuman
by Thistlebritches
Dec 4, 2002
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Just a note to let you know I have more than fifty classic
short stories at my site. These are public domain stories
for you to use as you like and include many classics for
teenagers ("The Scarlet Ibis" and several by Poe.) I also
have lots of writing prompts. Hope the site is useful to
you.
by alan.waldron@sympatico.ca
Dec 7, 2002
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n 4/14/03, JD wrote:
> Sara,
> I hear you. My husband and I, both Montanans, had to leave the
> state in 2000 because we were financially starving. We had
> been teaching there for 5 years and could barely make a dent in
> our huge student loans, let alone buy a home. We left for...See More