You may have seen how much I love writing fairy tale retellings, particularly for middle grade readers. If you want retellings that are also for preschoolers through first-graders, here’s my review of a book that would fit the description.
Good Night Classics: A Fairy-Tale Journey Through God’s Good News by C.S. Fritz
Come look at fairy tales through fresh eyes, and Pinocchio the living puppet will join you.
Today, I edited two hours’ worth of my Little Red Riding Hood story, and I’m happy with my progress so far.
Also, check out M Liz Boyle interviewing YA author Christina Shaw.
What was your favorite picture book?
When I was little, I loved the book Bedtime for Frances by Russell Hoban. To this day, I have fond memories of my dad reading it to me. Another one I liked was In the Forest by Marie Hall Ets. See? Even as a little kid I loved adventures with animals.
Have teen girls? Take a look at M Liz Boyle’s interview with YA author Melissa Knight. Knight writes teen romance as well as devotionals, so if that sounds like your jam, let M Liz Boyle take you away.
Hi, everyone. I have a question for you. What were your favorite books as a child? Pictured below is a book I loved when I was young. Feel free comment below and share your favorites.
