Reading – Page 11 – Traci Ashbe Dark Fantasy Author

August 16, 2011

A Subject Close to a Parent’s Heart

A Subject Close to a Parent’s Heart Traci Kenworth I’ve read recently (as well as roundabout for a while) that boys aren’t reading like they should. Girls seem to latch onto books like goldfish to a pond. It’s natural and easy for them. Boys, on the other hand, struggle with the desire to crack…

a bit of seriousness, humor & fun, Reading

Child, Harry Potter, Kenworth, Parent, Reading, Star Wars, Television, Video game
June 21, 2011

By the Roadside…

By the Roadside (Observations on life, books and the like…) Traci Kenworth Living where I do, in Amish country, is simple, easy, and a bit breath-taking. You see some quaint things you don’t see every day in the city. I think it’s part of the charm. Yet, more and more residents are having to…

a bit of seriousness, Reading

Arts, Books, Children, Gale Hawthorne, Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen, Literature, Mockingjay, Pennsylvania Dutch Country, Readers, Reading, Shopping, Stephen King, United States, young adult, Young-adult fiction
May 25, 2011

The Gaming Hall

Photo credit jppi from morguefile. The Gaming Hall Traci Kenworth I wasn’t supposed to be in here, to see what went on, but hey, when your sixteen rules are meant to be broken. Especially when it may attract attention from parents who act like you don’t exist anymore since the divorce. Not that…

Reading, Writing and Poetry

fantasy, fiction, horror, Kenworth, muse, muse blog, Readers, Reading, short stories, short story, supernatural, yaff, young adult, Young-adult fiction
April 19, 2011

Writer At Work

Writer At Work Traci Kenworth So what do our days really look like? Where do they take us? Well, for me, it begins after I get the kids off to school. About 7 a.m. if not sooner, I try to be at my computer. I do the email and boards thing first then settle…

writers, Writing and Poetry

Arts, Author, Book, characters, Editing, fantasy, fiction, Genetic Engineering, horror, Kenworth, keys, muse, Plot (narrative), Readers, Reading, Revisions, supernatural, Writer, Writers Resources, Writing, Writing and Editing, yaff, Young-adult fiction
April 10, 2011

More Read-a-thon Answers

1. Which hour was most daunting for you? 13 2. Could you list a few high-interest books that you think could keep a Reader engaged for next year? Suzanne Collin’s Mockingjay 3. Do you have any suggestions for how to improve the Read-a-thon next year? More mini-challenges perhaps? 4. What do you think worked really…

Reading

Arts, Author, Book, Daughter of the Forest, fantasy, fiction, horror, Kenworth, Mockingjay, Nisqually tribe, Non-fiction, Pacific Northwest, Readers, Reading, supernatural, Tillamook, Tillamook Oregon, United States, young adult, Young-adult fiction
April 9, 2011

Update 6:

I finished all 410 pages of Daughter. Now I’m going to have to quit for the night. May take this up in the morning if I awaken early enough.

Reading

Arts, Author, Book, fantasy, fiction, horror, Kenworth, Mockingjay, Readers, Reading, supernatural, young adult, Young-adult fiction
April 9, 2011

Update 4:

Finished my non-fiction chaps of How to Succeed at Being Yourself, Writing & Selling the YA Novel, Chapter by Chapter, Page after Page, and The Breakout Novelist. I’m off to supper and then will return to reading Daughter.

Reading

Arts, Author, Book, Daughter of the Forest, fantasy, fiction, horror, Kenworth, Mockingjay, Nisqually tribe, Pacific Northwest, Readers, Reading, supernatural, Tillamook, Tillamook Oregon, United States, young adult, Young-adult fiction
April 9, 2011

Update 3:

I’m still on 199 for Daughter, but I’ve read a chapter of Getting the Word Right, The Lawmen, and When Wallflowers Dance. Keeping on with the non-fiction for now. Have added a new one, Page by Page by Heather Sellers to the mix as well.

Reading

Arts, Book, Daughter of the Forest, Environment, fantasy, fiction, horror, Joyce Meyer, Kenworth, Nisqually tribe, Non-fiction, Pacific Northwest, Readers, Reading, supernatural, Tillamook, Tillamook Oregon, United States
April 9, 2011

Update 2:

I am 199 pages into Daughter of the Forest. I am switching now to the non-fiction books to get my chaps in for the weekend. I will be running an errand this afternoon, so not sure if I’ll return in a couple hours for the next update but I will get back to reading afterwards…

Reading

Arts, Author, Book, Daughter of the Forest, fantasy, fiction, Kenworth, Literature, Non-fiction, Readers, Reading, Shopping, supernatural, Tillamook Oregon, United States

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