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The beach. Santa Monica or Santa Barbra
Go camping
in Sequoia
Hollywood
sign
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| sea otter, Monterey Bay |
Science
Center
Long
Beach Aquarium
L.A Zoo
Natural
History Museum
Carneys
hot dog train
Travel
Village
Monterey
Bay
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| Jelly Fish, Monterey Bay |
I met a very fun and playful dog named Nelly. She is a great
playmate and she is a very cute puppy.
Breed: Terrier/ Mix
Age: 9 months
Female
Size: Small
Color: White
Stevie is an adorable puppy. He loves to play and be pet.
Breed: Terrier American, Stafford-shire/ Mix
Age: Three months
Male
Size: Large
Color: Black/White
You can adopt him at www.bestfriends.org
If all of you love movies like I do and want to know the top
ones out there. Well, here is a list on what movies to see at the movie
theaters.
- Madagascar
3: Europe's most wanted
It is a
long-standing fact that apples have been associated with teachers. Never in all
my years of school did I give a fresh apple to any of my teachers. My mother
would always give presents to our elementary school teachers at Christmas and
sometimes at the end of the school year; although we weren’t in the habit of
giving fresh fruit. I decided to ask the question; Why are apples associated
with teachers?
- A teacher’s
salary was barely enough to live on, especially in the small prairie towns, so
to say thank you for a job well done parents would send apples to school to
give to the teacher.
- Apples were
a present when no other gift could be presented.
- Apples come
in different colors and represent children in their varieties of sizes.
- Apples grow
from the strongest branches on the tree after being cultivated and nurtured and
just as children are cultivated and nurtured with education they become strong
of mind and wisdom.
Being that the
2011/2012 school year is almost at an end will you be giving a present to your
child’s teacher. Will it be some type of
apple?
Chris Cloud, author of the young adult book, A Boy
Called Duct Tape is on his virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book. Today, his book is
reviewed at Cozy
with a Book is spotlighted at Visit his tour
page during the month of April to follow along his tour.
About
A Boy Called Duct Tape
Pablo Perez is a 12-year-old poor kid
without much going for him. His classmates have dubbed him “Duct Tape” because
his tattered discount-store sneakers are held together with…you guessed it,
duct tape. He can’t escape the bullying.
Pablo’s luck, however, changes after he
finds a $20 gold coin while swimming in a river near his home. Pablo later buys
a $1 treasure map at the county fair. The map shows the route to the “lost
treasure” of Jesse James. Pablo can’t help but wonder: Is there a link between
the map and the gold coin? He is determined to find out, and he, his 9-year-old
sister and 13-year-old cousin hire an ill-natured cave guide, and begin a
treacherous underground adventure in search of treasure.
Purchase in kindle or book form at Amazon
If you would like information about a
book tour, please visit my blog, Writing
Daze or email Rebecca at Rebecca.camarena@yahoo.com
Jaimie Hope, author of the children’s book, The
Adventures of Baby Jaimie: Baby Jaimie gets Stage Fright is on her first virtual
book tour with Pump Up Your Book this month of April, 2012 to talk about her
book, the writing life and her future projects. Today she will be visiting The
Children’s and Teen’s Book Connection.
About
The Adventures of Baby Jaimie
Baby Jaimie is in her first year of school. She has
made many new friends and learned lots of things. Now she will learn what it
means to be a team player when she is in her very first play. Follow Baby
Jaimie as she learns the lesson, there are no small parts, only small actors.
If you would like information about a book tour,
please visit my blog, Writing
Daze or email Rebecca at Rebecca.camarena@yahoo.com
