Stories Served Served Around The Table
Around The Table
Did you get one, two, or all three of my Becoming America’s Stories books? Did you fall in love with Lily in The Hearts of Bakers and Artists? Did you get angry at that mean girl, Edith, in The Dreams of Singers and Sluggers? Were you on the edge of your seat reading about the harrowing adventures in The… Continue reading Books and Bookplates
I am typing away, getting the third book of the Becoming America’s Stories out of my head and onto the page. The Heart of Bakers and Artists and The Dreams of Singers and Sluggers is set in the Lower East Side of New York City, 1911 and follows Lily Taglia, a young daughter of Sicilian… Continue reading Title Reveal (almost)
I’m a day late, but National Nurses Week ended yesterday. Millions of women and men have taken this road and brought hope and healing to their patients. Thank you. ❤️ This week I had honored Lillian Wald, a nurse who took her skills and passions and developed progressive programs to service the poor at the turn… Continue reading Why Lillian Wald
Stories Served Served Around The Table 