A short note to let you know that last week I joined the ever-growing network of Twitter. So, if you tweet or follow tweets, you can find me at https://twitter.com/KimIzzysCorner
Still working on the graphics, please bear with me.
Blessings,
Kim Izzy
Monday, December 9, 2013
Saturday, December 7, 2013
I did it! Check out my book - The Case of The Missing Mother
I have published my children's book. I feel very much like an amateur today. Being sick this week hasn't helped. I had plans to write a press release. Oops! (There still may be time.)
But without further ado:
The Case of the Missing Mother
Use the above link to access the
Kindle Ebook at Amazon. $4.99
(Prime lending eligible)
The Case of the Missing Mother
Use this link to purchase the
paperback at Amazon (At the
time of this post discounted to
$9.36)
I designed the book to be read to children ages 3 - 8.
Blessings,
Kim Izzy
But without further ado:
Jessie is lost in the park and afraid of strangers. She
meets Loop, a dragonfly. Come along on the journey! Meet a few of the park’s
residents. Will Jessie find her mommy? Let's find out together!
Paperback Available from Createspace $10.99 |
Use the above link to access the
Kindle Ebook at Amazon. $4.99
(Prime lending eligible)
The Case of the Missing Mother
Use this link to purchase the
paperback at Amazon (At the
time of this post discounted to
$9.36)
I designed the book to be read to children ages 3 - 8.
Blessings,
Kim Izzy
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
~ Pictue it & Write! - How Long Can You Hold Your Breath?
It began with a simple childish dare. "How long can you hold your breath?" Art dared me.
I was holding my breath surrounded by the legs and arms of my blissfully unaware classmates of my swimming class. They didn't see the danger staring at me.
How had they gotten into the swimming pool in land locked desert country of Albuquerque, New Mexico, anyway? This wasn't the kind of thing you expected to see around here. Maybe at one of the City's Aquariums, but not here in our local pool.
The floor of the pool undulated as the crabs crawled over each other in order to find unclaimed square footage. There had to be hundreds, maybe thousands of them. Could they swim? Would they eat humans? How long had I stayed down?
It was enough. Art could have the pleasure of going next.
I surfaced. Something tickled my foot. I screamed.
© 2013 Kim Izzy
Hope you enjoyed!
Kim Izzy
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