
A Letter to My Sons
It wasn’t that long ago that you were young and we’d pile into the bedroom that two of you shared. You’d make room for each
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It wasn’t that long ago that you were young and we’d pile into the bedroom that two of you shared. You’d make room for each
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My first novel comes out in the fall. Written for a middle-grade audience, it’s a novel in verse that grew from the seed of a
At a leadership training event I attended in January, we were invited to: “talk to someone you love tonight. Ask them: ‘what is one thing
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