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Tag Archives: Stephen King
On writing
Last month at Maya’s book club we read the book “The Eiffel Tower’s Daughter”. It was chosen primarily because its’ author was 10 years old when she wrote it, and the girls were duly impressed. A published author … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged adjectives, adverbs, book club, editor, eiffel towers daughter, elmore leonard, learning, life learning, margaret atwood, overuse of adverbs, publisher, self-published, short story, Stephen King, unschooling, writing
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My penultimate post for 2011
We’re heading back to New York tomorrow morning, and depending on how long the wait at the Holland Tunnel is when we finally reach the city, (it’s torture, because we can see our building – so close and yet so … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged Adele, Amy Adams, anna dressed in blood, blog, books, born this way, Castle, dennis prager, dooce, education of millionaires, enrique iglesias, Grimm, happiness is a serious problem, hawaii five-o, Hugh Dancy, I like it, Jane Eyre, Joss Whedon, kendare blake, Lady Gaga, learning, legend, life learning, marie lu, maroon 5, michael ellsberg, Michael Fassbender, moves like jagger, movies, Nina Arianda, scott westerfeld, Seth Godin, Stephen King, The Help, the muppets, the near witch, Tribes, tv, uglies, unschooling, Venus in Fur, victoria schwab
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Just what we (don’t) need, so don’t watch
Got my new issue of “Entertainment Weekly” in the mail today. It is the one magazine that I read cover to cover every week, and I say that with pride. It keeps me up to speed on movies, TV and … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged abduction, ew, homeschooling, kidnapping, learning, life learning, media, Stephen King, unschooling
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Stephen King, and Maya’s book list
When I originally subscribed to the magazine “Entertainment Weekly” it was primarily because Stephen King wrote a regular column for them titled “The Pop of King”. (Clever) I’ve never read any of King’s novels all the way through – they … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged Avi, books, Eleven, Elsewhere, Hunger Games, learning, life learning, Maze Runner, Mother Daughter Book Club, reading, Rick Riordan, Stephen King, Suzanne Collins, unschooling
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