Debbie Dadey, Children's Author - Debbie Talks to Kids

Monday January 7, 2013

Hey Jesse, I loved third grade. Unfortunately I got in trouble a lot for talking too much. I hope that doesn't happen to you. Lucas, your cavewoman idea is great and different. I think it's fun to write about things that are a little bit different and unexpected. Skyler, your zombie idea is definitely different and unexpected (and I do like zombies!) Zombies Don't Disco Dance is funny enough without the chain saw and the diving, don't you think? Scholastic is pretty protective and probably wouldn't let a chain saw be in a kid's book. It might be too scary! Have a great week, Debbie

Saturday January 5, 2013

Lucas, your ideas were very fun! Your caveman idea made me hungry for candy. You have a good imagination. Jesse, now I'm curious. How old are you? Hi Skyler. Have a good weekend, Debbie

Friday January 4, 2013

Dear Jesse, are you eight? Maybe Eddie is a grouch sometimes because he never got out of third grade! James and Stacy, thanks for your wild ideas. I like zombie stories too. Stacy, I'm glad you like unicorns. Aren't they cool? Have a great 2013, Debbie

Thursday January 3, 2013

Lucas and Jesse, you guys are amazingly creative. I love your Santa Claus and Dark side ideas. I challenge you two to write your own story based on your ideas. You already have a rough idea of what you want to happen first, second, and last. You might want to think about a few more details, such as where the story takes place and more about your 'creature'. Check out my writing video or writing page for more suggestions. Will you take the challenge? Tell me how it goes! (If you want to do it in a fun, silly way you might like to check out the app Puppet Pals.) Happy 2013, Debbie

Wednesday January 2, 2013

Ooooh Lucas, I love your Zombies Don't Babysit idea. How creepy that Howie thinks the pink stuff is brains. Ick! What did you think of Zombies Don't Play Soccer? Amy, I'm happy you enjoyed Gargoyles Don't Drive School Buses. Happy 2013! Best, Debbie

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