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Sep 24, 2011 02:41PM

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Hi Vivian.

I have always read to all of them provided they were living close by. A few learned to read before KG. My son's and my favorite book to re-read was the Tales of the fourth Grade Nothing. It is must now for aeveryone, I insist. Judy Blume books are wonderful. ofcourse Dr Sues is always there.
I still read aloud Silverstien's where the sidewalk Ends. Maybe we should add poetry to the list. We use our local library alot.





I've had lots of contact with Tim, my fellow author, but I have to say a big hello to Vivian. It's nice to finally meet you (kind of)! :) Hello also to Andrea and Malika!

Will Granger


Hi Michelle. I forgot to ask you to add the tween books you've written to our library. Please feel free to do so. Thank you!



Michelle, I am so happy you joined in the group. Love to see your won list. Malika

If you all haven't checked out Erik's blog, yet, it is Awesome! glad to have you in the group in the group Erik. Mlaika

Welcome to the group the group will. Malika

Andrea, I apoligize for not getting back to the site to welcome you to the group. Your kids ages are similar to the grandkid's ages that I live with. 1 to 12. Malika


The link I left on there is correct. If it doesn't go through the first time, try the refresh button.
I'll try to comment again later. Maybe my connection is acting up right now or something.



Hey Will!"
Thanks Michelle!"
Hi Tim. thanks for the nice welcome here.

Thanks Malika.
It's great to be here.

Thanks Tim,
I posted my books Anabar's Run and Anabar Rises in the group's action/adventure folder. I would happy to send free .PDFs of both books to any group members here.
Also, I would love it if any of you would visit my blog at http://anabarseries.blogspot.com/
I created it to be a fun, safe place for tweens to learn more about my books.
Thanks again,
Will

Hi Will. Thanks for adding your books. I didn't see a write-up review on them though. Do you need help entering the review? Best, Tim

Hi Tim,
I guess I do need help entering reviews. Are you talking about possibly linking ti reviews I have on Amazon?
Thanks,
Will

Hi will. Thanks for asking. There is no way that we have found to link to a review. When you click "edit" on the right side, a window pops up with a block for a review. Copy and paste your own review into that box. You're welcome to cut and paste someone else's review, but you'll have to get their permission first, credit them at the beginning, and put quotes around their review. It seems that a person can't put "star" ratings on their own book, so just tell me how may stars you want, and I will enter them. Hope this helps, but feel free to ask more questions. Thanks, Tim

I'm Chrissy, I have 2 girls 12 & 10 who both love to read. My 10 year old devours books, my 12 year old used read everything, but now is saying she can't find anything good to read. I love that you've created this group. I'm looking forward to seeing what books are out there that I don't know about.

I'm Chrissy, I have 2 girls 12 & 10 who both love to read. My 10 year old devours books, my 12 year old used read everything, but now is saying she can't find anything good to read. I love tha..."
Welcome Christine. Thanks for joining! You've joined a forming group that is only about 35% operational. So please be patient. We've added less than half the books we intend to add. In the meantime, would you like some suggestions for your 10 and 12 year olds?

I'm Chrissy, I have 2 girls 12 & 10 who both love to read. My 10 year old devours books, my 12 year old used read everything, but now is saying she can't find anything good t..."
I would love some suggestions. My 10 year old loves Mysteries and "scary" books. My 12 year old likes historical fiction. Thanks : )

For your 10 year old:
Welcome to Dead House (1st in a series)
Coraline
3:15 Season One: Things That Go Bump in the Night
Psychose (1st in a series)
The Mysterious Benedict Society (1st in series)
Harriet the Spy
Half Moon Investigations
For your 12 year old.
The Witch Of Blackbird Pond
The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate
Journey to the River Sea
Up a Road Slowly
Johnny Tremain
Adopted Jane
The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs Basil E. Frankweiler (not historical, but great!)
Best Wishes! :D

For your 10 year old:
Welcome to Dead House (1st in a series)
Coraline
[bo..."
Thank you so much... What a great list to get started on... : )

For your 10 year old:
Welcome to Dead House (1st in a series)
[book:Cor..."
You're welcome. Let us need when you need more. :D



I hope you don't mind me introducing my book here. A blend of magical realism and historical fantasy, Guardian Cats and the Lost Books of Alexandria is a book about power, seen through the eyes of cats.
I wrote it for this age group (9-12) but many of my readers so far have been adults. Hope I haven't overstepped the bounds of author promotion, but I really want to learn more about what tweens like to read and this group looked like a good place to be.

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