What I Love…
Mar 3rd, 2010 |
… a picture of my son reading to his son. Pure joy.
Dianne White
writer, teacher, traveler
ABOUT
I've lived and traveled around the world, but now make my home in California.
By day, I teach; evenings and many weekends, I write.
My teaching, reading, and writing eventually led to a Master's degree in Language and Literacy and, later, an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts.
My first picture book, BLUE ON BLUE, illustrated by the amazing Beth Krommes, will be published by Beach Lane Books (Simon and Schuster) in 2014.
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What I'm (Re)reading
- * Hound Dog True by Linda Urban
- * Inside Out and Back Again by Thanhha Lai
- * Mason Dixon: Pet Disasters by Claudia Mills
- * True (… sort of) by Katherine Hannigan
- *Okay for Now by Gary D. Schmidt
What I'm Listening To
- * The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
- * The Paris Wife by Paula McClain, read by Carrington Macduffie
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Stephanie Parsley said:
That is sweet! I love the little red hat, the bent ear, and the way your grandson is looking at the page. His little lips are perfectly adorable, too.
Dianne said:
Isn’t he a sweetie pie? I love the way he’s actually studying the pictures.
Stephanie Greene said:
that little guy is so big, already??? Amazing. He’s adorable. That’s a shot worth framing.
Dianne said:
I know! It *is* amazing how quickly he’s grown. He’ll be scooting around before we know it!
tami brown said:
Dianne! That’s BEAUTIFUL. In every single way. I love it, too!!!
Dianne said:
Thanks, Tami!