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Something New Is Growing: Why I’m Creating a Nature-Based Curriculum for Neurodivergent Learners What I’m Creating and Why For most of my nearly twenty years in education, I have created, adapted, and sometimes completely reimagined curriculum to meet the needs of the students in front of me....
7 Powerful Ways I Balance Epic Fantasy and Children’s Stories What happens when a writer balances epic YA fantasy with whimsical children's stories? A behind-the-scenes look at writing the Némain Trilogy and The Fantastical Adventures of Guinevere & Merlin. 7 Powerful Ways I Balance Epic Fantasy and Children’s Stories What happens when a writer balances epic YA fantasy with whimsical children's stories? A behind-the-scenes look at writing the Némain Trilogy and The Fantastical Adventures of Guinevere & Merlin. https://christleswritersnook.com/your-post-url
The Characters That Heal Us
Between Worlds and Words Podcast Reflection Maybe we don’t just create characters. Maybe, sometimes, they help create us too. The more I write, the more I realize that fiction is not separate from real life at all. It’s woven through it. Every story carries pieces of us—our fears, our hopes, our grief, our resilience, and sometimes even the things we never knew how to say out loud. Lately…
Publishing a Book Was the Easy Part
Maybe We Don’t Write What We Know
Last week on Between Worlds and Words, I talked about the idea that maybe authors don’t always write what they know. Maybe sometimes we write what we wish we knew. And the more I thought about that, the more I realized how deeply that idea connects to friendship, belonging, and the way people learn to survive change. One of the biggest things in Flowers and Dreams is the move. Maggie and her…
Step into a world of magic, memory, hidden doors, curious cats, and whispered stories. Explore Flowers and Dreams, join the ARC Coven, discover the Midnight Paws Society ARC, and listen to the new Between Worlds and Words podcast on YouTube.
Between Worlds and Words — Writing What I Wish I Knew
I don’t think I ever really felt like I belonged anywhere. And because of that, I got really good at leaving before things could leave me. It’s something I’ve started realizing more deeply while writing Maggie and her family in Flowers and Dreams. You always hear authors say that they “write what they know,” but lately I’ve started wondering if that’s actually true for me. Because I don’t…
🐾 Join the ARC for The Secret Key Society
Have you ever watched your cats… and wondered what they see? I’m so excited to officially invite readers, parents, and educators to join the ARC for The Fantastical Adventures of Guinevere and Merlin: The Secret Key Society. Applications will open on Saturday, May 9th for the Midnight Paws Society ARC — a small group of early readers who will step into the story before its official release. ✨…
Today was one of those days that reminds me exactly why I do this.
The 1st annual Tacoma Literature Festival I had the opportunity to be part of the Tacoma Literature Festival, and it was truly an incredible experience. From the moment the event began, there was a steady flow of readers, writers, and families—each bringing their own love of stories and creativity into the space Tacoma Literary Festival 2026 I met so many amazing people today. There’s…
Meet the Author - ME!
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8gKCSsk/ 🎉 Are you looking for something FREE and FUN to do this weekend? 🆓 C’mon down to the Tacoma Armory to the Tacoma Literary Festival and meet ME and many other local authors and artists! it’s free to attend, I’ll have copies of my book for sale, and we can chat about the book, the process, or any thing else that’s on your mind about Maggie’s adventures in…
Excitement in Aldershire!
Thank you for coming to visit! I am here to update you on some exciting news coming out of Aldershire! Things here have been going very well, and it’s all because of you! First things first. Elemental Magic is a big part of the Némain family, as you may already know. In the coming days, I’ll be putting up a section of my website dedicated to explaining that magic, how it works, and possibly…
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We Moved Into a House That Definitely Has Opinions
By Daisy (logical observer) & Poppy (chief excitement officer) Daisy Says: Moving is an exercise in controlled chaos. One moment you are living in a familiar place where you know exactly which drawer contains the scissors, and the next you are standing in a house full of boxes wondering why anyone owns seventeen extension cords and no idea where the toothpaste is. Our new home in Aldershire…
Rainy Day, Red-Haired Twins, and a Little Bit of Magic
Poppy:Okay, so we’re supposed to write about our feelings today because Mom said it helps “process transitions.” That’s what she called it. Transitions. I call it moving halfway across the country, starting fifth grade in the rain. But honestly, Aldershire Elementary isn’t bad—it’s just small. There’s only one fifth-grade class! Daisy likes that, of course. Daisy:Smaller means quieter. I don’t…
A Small 💙 Blue 💙 Promise
Things That Don’t Seem Strange Until You Write Them Down
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A Strange New Warmth
I can’t stop thinking about today—and about Colin.It’s strange how quickly someone’s smile can find a place in your mind. I keep telling myself it’s nothing—just the friendliness of a small town, the way everyone seems to know who you are before you even walk through the door. But there was something in the way he looked at me when he said “Welcome to Aldershire.” Not like he was just being…
🔮 The Lesson of Blue
Talia left a blue candle on my bedside table tonight. She didn’t say anything—just smiled that knowing smile of hers, the one that makes me feel like she already knows the question I haven’t asked yet. I didn’t realize how tired my mind was until I lit it. The soft blue glow flickered like the ocean breathing. Somehow, I could almost hear it—waves lapping, the air whispering be still. When I…
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