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Inside Catherine’s Sketchbook: How to Draw a Guinea Pigĭon’t miss Cynthia Lord’s second novel, Touch Blue! If you need to borrow words, Arnold Lobel wrote some good ones. Some people think they know who you are, when really they don’t. Not everything worth keeping has to be useful. No dancing unless I’m alone in my room or it’s pitch-black dark. Other times it’s because they don’t want to hear you. Sometimes people don’t answer because they didn’t hear you. Sometimes people laugh when they like you. If you can only choose one, pick carefully.Īt someone else’s house, you have to follow their rules. Saying you’ll do something means you have to do it - unless you have a very good excuse. Sometimes things work out, but don’t count on it. If you don’t have the words you need, borrow someone else’s. Sometimes you’ve gotta work with what you’ve got. If it’s too loud, cover your ears or ask the other person to be quiet. With special thanks to Amy Butler Greenfield, Nancy Werlin, Amanda Jenkins, Denise Johns, Melissa Wyatt, Lisa Firke, Lisa Harkrader, Laura Weiss, Mary Pearson, Amy McAuley, and Kristina Cliff-Evans.Īnd to my parents, Earl and Elaine Lord, who gave me wings but always left the porch light on to show the way home. My retreat-mates who put me on the right track: Franny Billingsley, Toni Buzzeo, Sarah Lamstein, Dana Walrath, Mary Atkinson, Carol Peacock, and Jackie Davies. The members of my critique groups, each of whom possess that rare combination of Charlotte the spider: a true friend and a good writer. Everyone at Scholastic Press, especially Marijka Kostiw, Kristina Albertson, Tracy Mack, and Leslie Budnick.

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