“You can write an all about book.”
“Think of something you know all about.”
“It’s the kind of book you write to teach someone about something…”
“Like sea creatures,” she blurted out.
“Yes, like sea creatures,” I respond.
Brow furrowed.
What does she know about sea creatures?
She’s off.
Plan in place.
Fish.
Octopus.
Sea turtles.
Crayons are the tool of choice-
Usually banned during her school workshop.
Working continuously…
Joyously.
I hear the stapler click
three times.
“Want to read my book?”
I learn not to doubt my daughter.
Where There Is Joy 
What a great writer (you and Wren)!
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Love Wren’s book. So many craft moves! I could read early writing all day. 💕
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I love Wren’s book and I love that you trusted her to do it. We all need that trust from those we love and respect.
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You must be soooo proud of her work. She really wrote great details about each of the creatures. Thank you for sharing her work of art. (I love her spelling work!)
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Sometimes our kids surprise us with how much they know!
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Her book is impressive!
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The voice and awareness of audience in this piece are Fabulous! Love the ending! Makes the me feel her love for sea creatures! (She showed you😉)
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She knows sea creatures…and she knows how to teach about them. I like when she asks her reader a question. She’s already so literate!
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What beautiful, colorful, info packed book!
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Ha ha! What do grownups know, anyway, right? LOVE THIS BOOK!
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Wow – this is great! I’m so glad that she has you to celebrate her writing. She’s an impressive writer already!
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Love her book! She learned from her amazing mom.
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Wonderful! Thanks for sharing. You made my day.
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