Wednesday Poetry Corner With Aprilia Zank
One of our favourites to the Wednesday Poetry Corner is Aprilia Zank. I asked her to send us a poem that had been inspired by another poem. She has given … Continue reading
Johnny Depp Came To My Party!
Congratulations Valerie Turner! We have just published your first book: Johnny Depp Came To My Party. This collection is a warm and very down-to-earth collection of ditties by a woman … Continue reading
Orange Petals In A Storm is FREE today and tomorrow!
For all those who must change their lives ~ Dream. Imagine. The universe is in your soul. And when it rises into consciousness, It will change you forever. (Niamh Clune) … Continue reading
Dear Robin Rest In Peace
It amazes me just how many people have been so deeply touched by Robin Williams’ death. My facebook page has been inundated with comments because I posted this short message: … Continue reading
Story Corner With Dr. NanaPlum: Wollee The Worm
Yes! You can write a story about anything ~ including worms! Wisley Gardens continues to invite me to be a guest author during the summer school break. Next time, … Continue reading
Butterfly Week: The Butterfly Effect!
All this week, to celebrate reading Bellamy The Butterfly at Wisley Gardens, I will be posting different snippets about how butterflies inspire alliteration, poetry and metaphor. Today, I reflect on … Continue reading
Butterfly Week With Dr. Nana Plum
In celebration that I will be back at Wisley Gardens next weekend reading Bellamy The Butterfly, I have decided to dedicate this week on my blog to those wonderful little … Continue reading
Poem For Wisley Gardens by Niamh Clune
I am so excited to be reading my books at beautiful Wisley Gardens tomorrow. Biddle The Bee will accompany me to the wonderful gardens, set in the heart of Surrey. … Continue reading
Story Corner With Dr. NanaPlum: Painshill Park & The Honey Bee Festival
It was such a treat to read my Biddle The Bee story at The Painshill Honey Bee Festival at the weekend. Painshill Park is a beautiful, 18th century garden … Continue reading
Story Corner With Dr. NanaPlum: The Secret Garden
“When Mary Lennox was sent to Misselthwaite Manor to live with her uncle everybody said she was the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen. It was true, too. She had a … Continue reading
Wednesday Poetry Corner With Jennifer Cartland
I have great pleasure in introducing a poem by Jennifer Cartland to the plum tree. I love the straightforward simplicity of this poem. And I love its poignant ending. This … Continue reading
Story Corner With Dr. NanaPlum: Opening Lines
Great opening lines should hook the reader, drawing them immediately into the story. These days, our language tends to be less grammatically correct, but perhaps less cumbersome. Personally, I love … Continue reading
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