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Love Begins
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@danipmystery
Comic Books?
Who says reading can't be a fun group project? If you are having difficulties getting your son or daughter to read, try picking up one of their favorite comics. Yes, comics! When I was really young I used to love that my grandmother would buy me these awesome comic books. They might as well have been "contraband." They were always the really spooky kind, which I'm sure raised a few eyebrows when people saw a spunky little girl running around with them, but I always loved those haunting Gothic tales. It wasn't your typical reading material for someone of my age. But, I loved them. And that, my grandmother knew, was the key to getting me hooked. It doesn't matter what a child is reading as long as they are doing it and enjoying it. I soon moved past the comic stage and into real novels. After that I was a runaway freight train. I couldn't get my hands on enough books. Although, I must admit my addiction to such classics as Brahm Stoker's, Dracula, and Mary Shelley's, Frankenstein, lasted a bit longer than the comic books... Wishing you all a little adventure of your own, K. Lamb Author of Dani P. Mystery series Image Source: google search, photographer unknown
Reading Tips for Toddlers
It is amazing when people find out you are a children's writer the way they open up and ask for tips and suggestions. I was at the bank the other day and the Assistant Bank Manager asked me for ideas to help start her toddler on the path to reading. I must admit, I was a little caught off guard, but I gave her suggestions off the top of my head. First off, I believe it is never too early to start buying your children books! Begin with the little baby plastic ones--you know, the ones they love to slobber and chew on! Then graduate them up to the colorful board books. These are simple books that will begin to get them interested. Read these with them. My young niece knows hers so well she "pretends" to read them to you. In truth, she has them memorized. This is okay! Eventually this memorization trick will help her to recognize what the words actually mean. Start your child off on educational computer software or apps. Programs that let them learn their letters, simple words, and sentence structure. These are key. They think they are playing games, you know they are learning! It is a win-win situation. Remember, it is never too early to start. My daughter started on the computer about the age of two. I haven't gotten her off since. I love educational stores. There is a multitude of products to help you from simple books, preschool learning material, games, flash cards, and more! This is a wonderful avenue for finding early learning tools. I love Post-Its! Put up brightly colored ones labeling different items in your home. Make some words easy, but don't neglect the hard words too--i.e. refrigerator. Kids have an excellent capacity to learn, don't underestimate it! Ultimately, make this a fun experience for them. Help them to learn without making it a chore. You will be amazed at their desire to absorb everything, especially if it is presented in an innovative way! Most of all, read to them! Set aside story time each day. Not only will you provide them an excellent learning opportunity, but you will be fostering a bond and cherished memories that will last a lifetime. As always, wishing you all a little adventure, K. Lamb Author of the Dani P. Mystery series It's the adventures of Dani P. Join her in her mysteries! http://www.danipmystery.com http://www.facebook.com/danipmystery http://www.twitter.com/danipmystery or @danipmystery
Dani and the Mall Caper: Coming Soon!
Dani and the Mall Caper, Vol. #2, will soon be released at Amazon.com! I thought you might like to see the official cover for the newest book in the series! Be sure to stay tuned to our website for more news, promotions, and contests, regarding this book! http://www.danipmystery.com
Are you up to today's challenge?
Dani P. wants to know if you are up to solving her latest puzzle? This one is a little trickier than her previous ones, so I hope you are up to the task! To see if you can solve her latest mystery, you'll have to follow the clues at: http://www.danipmystery.com/puzzle3.html Happy puzzling, K. Lamb Author of the Dani P. Mystery Series http://www.danipmystery.com http://www.facebook.com/danipmystery.com http://www.twitter.com/danipmystery.com http://www.danipmystery.tumblr.com http://www.danipmystery.buzzsprout.com It's the Adventures of Dani P. Join her in her mysteries!
I've learned who the mature one was in my family...
Scene: Wendy's drive-thru
ME: Hi, I'll have a small chili with cheese and onions, fries, and a Dr. Pepper please.
MY DAUGHTER: May I please have a 4 pc. nugget, baked potato, and a side salad.
Um, yeah. Epic fail on my part.
I really want this. Not just because I love writing children's mystery books, but because it is one of the coolest things ever!
Who wouldn't want their own secret hidden room where they could hideaway from the world! I imagine myself curled up with a good book reading or sitting down with my laptop writing.
Yes, I could definitely imagine the next Dani P. Mystery book being written in my own little, secret hideaway!
Your chance to win a free Kindle version of Dani and the Haunted House!
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It's promotion time! Today only, February 5, 2014, earn a chance to win a free Kindle version of Dani and the Haunted House, Vol. #1. This ebook is suitable for children ages, 7-11.
How can you enter? Go to our website at: http://www.danipmystery.com and join our mailing list.
Be one of the first 5 people to register and you will win a free Kindle version of the book!
Good luck and happy reading everyone,
~ K. Lamb
Available at Amazon.com: http://goo.gl/81f2PM
Who is Chloe Zoe Marshall?
Chloe Zoe Marshall is a supporting character and will be throughout all of the Dani P. Mystery books. She is Dani’s best friend and her voice of reason, although she is not always successful in keeping Dani out of trouble. In fact, Dani is more successful in dragging Chloe into trouble! Chloe is very much Dani’s opposite, but somehow they fit like two peas in a pod. Where Dani is spunky and fearless, Chloe is very timid and is known as a “fraidy-cat.” She can’t help it and doesn’t know why her heart races the way it does. It just happens. Don’t let that fool you though. She may be afraid, but she’ll always follow Dani into any situation. She is loyal and isn’t about to abandon her best friend when she needs her. After all, Dani would never leave her and has proven it time and again. As the series continues you'll see Chloe get stronger and more confident. That is not to say she doesn't get afraid, but she starts to learn to overcome her fears and not let them hold her back. Here is a fun fact! Chloe was originally supposed to be a brunette. When the first illustration came back from my very talented illustrator, I was surprised to see Chloe as a blonde. I immediately fell in love with the cover art and couldn’t bring myself to change anything about it. Therefore, I made a few changes to my story to adapt to Chloe’s new look. If there is one thing Chloe knows how to do, and do well, is shopping! She is a little fashionista. She is a walking, talking mall directory. She isn’t vain. Looking good just helps her feel more confident in herself. She definitely does not like to get dirty! Well, unless she’s visiting the Rocking Horse Ranch and is going horseback riding. She loves her pony! She'll tackle any amount of dirt to spend time with Snowy. I’d like to invite you to read Dani and Chloe’s first adventure, Dani and the Haunted House, and see why Chloe is the perfect companion for Dani. At first glance it may seem like Chloe isn’t a strong character, but in time you will see that strength comes in many forms. Dani and the Mall Caper is in the last stages of formatting and shall be released soon on Amazon.com. I hope you enjoy these two books and will look forward to reading the third book in the series, Dani and the Rocking Horse Ranch, which is currently being illustrated. I'd like to take a moment to encourage you to help your child find a genre that interest them. Whether it is mysteries, fantasy, sci-fi or any of the other countless stories available on the market, help them find their escape into the world of imagination. Happy reading, ~ K. Lamb http://www.danipmystery.com http://www.facebook.com/danipmystery.com http://www.twitter.com/danipmystery.com http://www.danipmystery.tumblr.com http://www.danipmystery.buzzsprout.com It's the adventures of Dani P. Join her in her mysteries!
It is Puzzle Thursday! Don't forget to check back each week for a new one! Instructions: Right click on image and "Save As". This will download the puzzle so you can print it. Or visit our website at:http://www.danipmystery.com/ to print the .pdf version.
What was your favorite Scooby Doo episode?
Let’s Escape To Another World.
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It's easy to escape with your favorite book on a cold, rainy day like today. Where will you go?
DESPERATELY TRYING TO FIND ANYONE WHO SHARES MY LOVE OF SCOOBY DOO MYSTERY INCORPERATED
This is a fandom I am proud to be apart of. It’s one of the shortest things ever but at the same time I couldn’t tear my eyes away for 53 instalments of groovy ridiculousness. Seriously.
The question should be: Who doesn't love Scooby Doo?