I am working on a series of articles to promote the children’s picture book I am currently in the process of publishing. Rather then simply stop posting, I will post anything I come up with that my be of interest to my followers.
This is an activity where you try to guess which of these fish hatch out of which of these eggs. The answers are on the bottom.
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That’s a really clever idea. Teachers love that sort of book, and they’re big book promoters. Very fascinating, kids love sharks because they’re so dangerous and scary.
Kids like vilence and studying dangerous animals is as close as they
are allowed to get to a real creature feature – these particular sharks
though – are far too small to pose a danger to humans. These kinds
of sharks are often seen in public aquariums because they are less then a meter long and very hardy.
All of the real big sharks give birth to live young.
The book is more about an imagineary creature named Ruke who lives
in the deep ocean. Ruke is the only imaginary thing in his world so kids
will be surprised to discover everything from the hot springs that give
him power to the fire ice he uses as fuel – is a real thing.
So how about your story? any more of it?
hahaha thats amazing..may attention was caught by no.6 and on how it’s egg looks like..it’s like a snail..hehehe
No.6 was the first one I thought of using because I remembered it from
a book I read when I was really small. I was impressed both by the fish
and the egg it came out of. The egg is shaped so as lodge itself between rocks where the waves beat the shore.
great pictures. i love the new header of your blog its cute 🙂
It is a character named Ruke. Ruke is an imaginary sea creature and the main character of my children’s picture book – To The World Above.
you know rebecca i am quite amply missing you!
but am glad that you have reached a place lot of writers will love to reach, including me 🙂
I was in the process of dealing with a small online company when mother informed me that she was willing to pay my way in another
deal with two people who badly wanted my cooperation in the children’s
book buisness they are trying to start. It has been very hard for me
and there is chance I’ll be saddeled with a metric ton of books that
may or may not sell . . . it is actually kind of scary, but I suppose it
is a necessary step in traveling to where I want to be. Thanks for the
encourageing comment. Many of my newer posts may be linked to
the marketing of my two published stories, but I will try to keep them
comming for my friends as well. (I have been meaning to write yet another Burlap Cat.)
Good luck to you, your stories are interesting and your art is beautiful.
I have never encountered a wordpress site that is anything like what you have painstakeingly put together. Keep up the good work.