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Trudi's Interview on
The Maple Staple London Book Fair Interview
L. DeRollo's review of
"true learning"
"Based on the author's own life experiences in the education department, Trudi J. Carter teaches you the essential strategies she learned that will teach students how to be successful and confident in the classroom.
She makes important points such as encouraging her students to think for themselves and use critical thinking skills.
This is a very inspirational and enlightening read; I highly recommend it!"
rave reviews
A. Cannady's review of " Trilogy of The Great Forest Adventures"
"I don't know why, but reading “A Trilogy of The Great Forest Adventures” felt like being immersed in a video game full of intriguing characters! It was fun to read the letters between the different animals as the author builds their background and helps us get to know each one.
It's a cute book where kids are learning without realizing that they're learning,
and adults are laughing along with these relatable letters."
rave reviews
Lindsay Belton's review of "can dragons and frogs be friends?"
"The story was absolutely heart-warming and gives us much to rejoice about. The true nature of love is highlighted in the character of a frog named Melville. This book is one that I would want to share with my children or grandchildren because it is entertaining and instructive. Nature comes alive in a very unique epistolary format that draws you into a fascinating world where creatures in the forest give their insights and impressions from a different perspective.
The illustrations are wonderful, too. It's both exciting and enchanting. I loved it."
rave reviews
A. Cannady's review of " Trilogy of The Great Forest Adventures"
