My picture book, Spearfinger, and I have been invited to the 36th annual Kentucky Book Fair.
November 18 from 9 am to 4 pm
Alltech Arena at the Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington
FREE ADMISSION, FREE PARKING
Meet more than 175 authors from Kentucky & beyond, attend author talks & panel discussions, & support reading, writing, & books in the Commonwealth!
https://www.kyhumanities.org/kentuckybookfair.html
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Spearfinger, a witch, terrorizes the Cherokees of the Smoky Mountains. No one can stop her. A little boy named Chucha battles her. Can he discover her secrets? Can he put an end to her rampages? Bilingual Cherokee/English picture book paperback: ISBN 978-1-940310-56-5: $14.99. Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-940310-57-2; $21.99. 4RV Publishing
Contains 60 pages of full-color illustrations and text in English and Cherokee. Spearfinger can be found at http://4rvpublishingcatalog.com, other online bookstores, and through brick and mortar bookstores.
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I found a few missing & added R’s, but I need your help! American English has lost & gained R’s over the years, so I know more are lurking in dictionaries. (I am supposed to be cousin to Daniel Webster, so maybe it runs in the family) Anyone who submits an R word gets an Atta boy/Atta girl from me.
Gained an R:
Tomato>mater
Potato>tater
Oil> Erl (in the mountains)
Lost R’s:
Banjar>banjo
Curse>cuss
Booger>boogie
Arse>ass
Ornery>onry
Curse>cuss
Burst>bust
Lord>lawd
Wriggle>wiggle
Warsh>wash
Racoon>coon
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Spearfinger, a witch, terrorizes the Cherokees of the Smoky Mountains. No one can stop her. A little boy named Chucha battles her. Can he discover her secrets? Can he put an end to her rampages? Bilingual Cherokee/English picture book in paperback: ISBN 978-1-940310-56-5: $14.99 http://www.4rvpublishingcatalog.com/charles-suddeth.php
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I found a few missing R’s, but I need your help! American English has lost R’s over the years, so I know more are lurking in dictionaries. (I am supposed to be cousin to Daniel Webster, so maybe it runs in the family) Anyone who submits an R word gets an Atta boy/Atta girl from me.
Banjar>banjo
Curse>cuss
Booger>boogie
Arse>ass
Ornery>onry
Curse>cuss
Burst>bust
Lord>lawd
Wriggle>wiggle
And how about?
Warsh>wash
Racoon>coon
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The June Louisville SCBWI Chit Chatters Social is Today!
Anyone from Kentucky, Tennessee, and surrounding states is welcome.
Monday, June 5, 6 to 8 pm. No RSVP required.
The first hour will be for socializing, the second hour for optional critiques. Writers can read for three minutes. Illustrators are always welcome.
Barnes & Noble’s Café, 801 South Hurstbourne Parkway, 1 mile north of I-64, on the right. This is NOT the Paddock Shopping Center B&N.
You do not need to be an SCBWI member to attend. For more information, contact Charles Suddeth csuddeth@iglou.com 502-339-9349, c 502-649-9944.
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John Rollin Ridge, AKA Cheesquatalawny or Yellow Bird lived from March 19, 1827 – October 5, 1867. A member of the Cherokee Nation, he is considered the first Native American novelist. He was born in New Echota, now Rome, Georgia. The Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta, the Celebrated California Bandit was published in 1854. He was also a newspaperman and published poet.
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