Tag Archives: Julie Andrews

The Key and a Legend!

Posted on 14/06/2013 by Diane Tulloch

This past week I have to admit to taking time out from my writing as I have been busy playing at tour guide and hosting visitors from afar, not to mention star gazing. Rather I should say, gazing with admiration … Continue reading →

Posted in What moves me | Tagged Emma Walton Hamilton, Julie Andrews, Literature | 10 Comments

“Emma’s Teleseminar “

Posted on 04/06/2011 by Diane Tulloch

As you already know (if you have read an earlier post of mine called “Getting ones Feet Wet”) I am a Children’s Book Hub Member, having joined earlier this year after completing an online Picture Book Course that Emma runs from … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's literature, ideas for writing, Literature, Picture book | Tagged Arts, Author, Children's, Julie Andrews, Literature, Shopping, Teleseminars, Writers Resources | 4 Comments

Book Reading Challenge: Book No.23

Posted on 24/05/2011 by Diane Tulloch

“Martha” Written and illustrated by Gennady Spirin This sweet story is based on when back in Moscow, Gennady’s own young son brought home a crow with a broken wing. When taken to the Veterinary who suggested having it put down, as … Continue reading →

Posted in Children's literature, Picture book, Picture Book Review | Tagged Art Institutes, Franklin Mint, Julie Andrews, Moscow, New Jersey, New York, New York City, Renaissance | 6 Comments

“What moves me…”

Posted on 22/04/2011 by Diane Tulloch

I am a romantic and dreamer at heart. So when reading for pleasure I can be found curled up with a story that will make me laugh, or cry, will draw me in and make me dream. It will be a … Continue reading →