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CCF Bulletin 8:1
Volume 8, Issue 1
In this issue: President Barack Obama's talk to students, a look at Writer's Digest epic conversation with Stephen King and Jerry Jenkins, an update on CCF's online writing contests, a free 411 number and beautiful animated eCards that come with great customer service, reviews of a book and a song CCF considers top picks, and the announcement of my acceptance into the NLAPW.
CCF Bulletin 7:2
Volume 7, Issue 2
In this issue: A person making a difference in the lives of kids with learning disabilities, the NY Times 25 most provocative questions in science, Highlights for Children current needs, an online event registration tool, understanding teenage boys via Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman's comic strip ZITS, a pedometer you can count on and a "must watch" commencement address by J.K. Rowling.
CCF Bulletin 7:1
Volume 7, Issue 1
In this issue: Current and past CCF winning contest entries, book reviews, a list of good books on writing, a listserv for children's book writers and illustrators and a website that allows you to feel both smart and charitable at the same time.
CCF Bulletin 6:5
Volume 6, Issue 5
In this issue: Holiday favorite books & traditions, book reviews by junior and high school students, RSS feeds available for the CCF site and Olgy's blog, guidelines on how to run a critique group, review of "Bella," the #1 top rated movie in the country, and a useful and free program to fight unwanted and unsolicited emails.
CCF Bulletin 6:4
Volume 6, Issue 4
In this issue: Writing entries on topics from summertime to tigers; a House Subcommittee's vote that could end books for the blind and for children with learning disabilities; a list of good books on writing; a review of a funny and engaging YA title; a conversation with a teen on whether young people can get published; and an educator's response on how audiobooks may help children.
CCF Bulletin 6:3
Volume 6, Issue 3
In this issue: Writing entries on topics from Memorial and Earth Day to nutrition and spiders; an update on Barrington Irving, the youngest person ever to fly solo around the globe; Musings on Memorial Day from an Army mom; an invitation to watch an upcoming Lifetime original movie addressing ageism within the writing field; a look at how audiobooks may help children; and a link to the company where CCF gets the animations it uses on the CCF site.
CCF Bulletin 6:2
Volume 6, Issue 2
An 80% off book sale in Colorado Springs; an online writing contest for kids of all ages; news on ground-breaking research on dyslexia; how to write so you get good reviews; an educator's response to the controversy surrounding this year's Newbery winner; book reviews of best seller titles; how to support a runner in this year's Boston Marathon and fund medical research at the same time; and new CCF affiliates.
CCF Bulletin 6:1
Volume 6, Issue 1
The idea that beauty is to be found in becoming undernourished and anorexic is debunked; a book review by a 3rd grader; free study guides and strategies; a look at a mythical creature; an ATM machine for books; blogs on writing, on Spain banning underweight models and on a Cuban eStore; companies join to offer reduced price textbooks; and a company to use when sending out electronic bulletins. Here's the CCF Bulletin with news and information posted to the CCF site:
CCF Bulletin 5:2
Volume 5, Issue 2
Book reviews by middle grade students; a motivational article and blog; a review of a book written by a 101-year-old man who learned to read when he was 98; a behind-the-scene look at what literary agents do all day and a look at a TV show CCF is rooting for. Here's the CCF Bulletin with news and information posted to the CCF site.
CCF Bulletin 5:1
Volume 5, Issue 1
The past few months have been busy ones. I attended two
excellent writers conferences, the Pikes Peak Writers Conference and the RMC-SCBWI Spring Workshop where I taught a session on,
"Websites, Blogs, and Platform Building." The teaching was well received and
I've been asked by our regional coordinator to schedule another session
sometime this year.
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