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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Three Books That Took Me Apart and Put Me Back Together
This is what I believe might be the start of a new series here on The Best of It: Three Books That… During my hiatus from blogging, I kept thinking back to all the great books I shared in my … Continue reading
Posted in book review, books, inspirations, reading, Uncategorized
Tagged Amber J. Keyser, books, disability, grief, history, Kimberly Brubaker Bradley, Martha Brockenbrough, mglit, middle grade, story, WWII, YA
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“What is it for?” or: Sketching at the Felting Table
I’m often asked, when demonstrating feltmaking, what a piece is for. “What will you do with it?” Sometimes I can answer specifically that a piece is meant to hang on a wall, but more often I open up a real can … Continue reading
