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CONTACT: Donna McDine, Editor-in-Chief,
Guardian Angel Kids Ezine
For Immediate
Release
Children’s Ezine Guardian Angel
Kids: Growing Up – June 2012 Issue
The
Guardian Angel Kids creative crew is pleased to announce the new Ezine format.
The inviting visual will take the reader on a turn page style adventure with the
click of the mouse accompanied with the sound of turning a page in your hand.
Without further ado, we present the Guardian Angel Kids Growing Up June 2012
issue…
The
carefree days of childhood invokes memories of lazy days of summer vacation
filled with days of swimming at the town pool. It was the central social point
of the neighborhood and the excitement of the day would then flow onto our cul-de-sac (after the children of the neighborhood ate
their respective suppers) where there was always a stick ball game going on
until the single street light flickered on. Quickly we would change gears and
switch to playing flashlight tag. My mother, always an avid reader, made sure
her children read each and every day and to this day we all have instilled the
same love of reading with our own children. Without lapsing in our reading
skills throughout the summer we were always well prepared with our studies. The
days appeared endless and before you knew it, it was time for back to school
shopping.
The
love of reading has led me to the path of writing for children and
Editor-in-Chief of Guardian Angel Publishing, for which I’m joyful for and proud
to present
the Guardian Angel Kids June 2012 issue of Growing Up www.guardian-angel-kids.com.
We
hope you enjoy our issue of Growing Up as much the Guardian Angel Kid staff did
reminiscing about our childhoods and selecting the wonderful poetry, stories,
articles, and activities.
Letter from the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Donna M. McDine
Featured
BookS:
Growing Up Dreams by Susan Berger and illustrated by Samantha
Bell
The Odd Chick by Mary Esparza-Vela and illustrated by Kevin
Collier
Children’S
poetry, ACTIVITIES, SHORT STORIES, and articleS:
“I’m Growing Up,”
poetry by Guy Belleranti – how quickly the time passes by.
“Is It Friday Yet?”
poetry by Alicia Z. Klepeis – The excitement of the approaching end of the week.
“Activities to Make Reading Fun,” by
Kathy Stemke – having fun with language is the key to unlocking the world of
reading to your child.
“Too Much Trouble,” by Juliana M.
Jones and illustrated by Nancy Miller – the growing responsibility of getting
older.
“Maid for Make Believe,” by Caroline
Yu and illustrated by Clara Batton Smith – the magic of pretend brings to
friends closer together.
“Read Aloud Tips for Preschoolers:
Put Some Pizzazz in Reading Aloud,” by Dorit Sasson – how to connect to the
story by acting it out.
“Encouraging Your Reader,” by
Vanessa Fortenberry – tips on how to encourage and instill the love of reading.
Please
feel free to drop Editor-in-Chief, Donna McDine an email at submissions@guardian-angel-kids.com and let them know
what you think of Guardian Angel Kids and what you'd like to see in the future.
They aim to please.
The Guardian Angel Kids Ezine staff and contributors look forward to
your visit. Thank you for your time and
interest.
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Best
wishes,
Hi Susan! Thanks for sharing this.
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Best regards,
Donna
Award-winning Children’s Author
Write What Inspires You Blog
Your welcome Donna. Thanks for stopping by and joining my blog. Next time, bring some chocolate, that is if yo can remember. Mmmmmm...virtual chocolate, no calories!!!!
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