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Jolene reading MAC AND CHEESE AND THE PERSONAL SPACE INVADERS to 11 Elementary classes for World Read Aloud Day and I Love to Read month in February 2022. 

Jolene presented at the 2022 CCIRA (Colorado Council of the International Reading Assocation). She loved connecting with fellow teachers and librarians there!

                                           
                           Jack exploring Cassidy's chapter in Bionic Beasts                                                  According to Zac, “One of my teachers wrote a book and it was impressive! The art was impressive, the story was impressive, 
probably the best book I’ve seen in a long time.”

                                
            Libbie working on a robotic hand (instructions in Bionic Beasts)                                       Some of my piles of files and research that I used when writing Bionic Beasts

                                 
Some fans of Mac and Cheese and the Personal Space Invader!



Me with a copy of my book!
Gregory Aarestad showing me his Devil.May.Care book report poster.


A reader with her copy of Devil.May.Care.


         Reading one of my poems at a poetry slam at Denver Academy.

Doing a book signing for some Caliche Jr./Sr. High School students. 

Leading reading/writing activities with students.

My second-grade teacher, Bill Boettcher, who typed up and published some of my first stories.

The following videos are from presentations at Caliche Junior/Senior High School.







A poster for an author workshop I participated in at a local school.





The book Fun Stories was typed up and "published" by my second-grade teacher, Bill Boettcher.

Me at my writing desk in my room.

My first picture book was titled "The Six Ladybugs" and was written when I was about 6 years old. Please note that babs=babies and youg=young. Also, please note that the number of baby ladybugs in the first picture (7) is decreased by 2 in the closeup on the next page. I'm not sure if ladybugs eat their young or if this was a sign that I would be cursed with mathematical issues for the rest of my days. . .