Danita Cahill

KIDS ARE A CRACK UP - HUMOROUS STORIES FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES, VOLUME 2 (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Kids are naturally funny - comedians in miniature.

Whether contemplating the magical mysteries of Santa and the tooth fairy, or puzzling their way through slippery subjects such as God, and true love, kids wind up saying the funniest things.

I've captured more of the hilarious things that pop out of kids' mouths here for your enjoyment in this slim memoir, KIDS ARE A CRACK UP - HUMOROUS STORIES FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES, VOLUME 2.

These humorous snippets are just the right length to read on the go, or while waiting to pick up your child or grandchild from school, dance lessons or sports practice.

It's the perfect read anytime you feel like smiling.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Danita Cahill
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Februar 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781497770362
• Artikelnr.: 42182172

Autorenporträt

Danita Cahill is a full-time, multi-published, award-winning writer and photojournalist. At age 14 she sold her flute and bought a word processer to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. Several of her poems were published that same year, and she was hooked on the by line! Since then Danita has written and published over 2,100 newspaper articles and columns for 10 different newspapers, and several dozen magazine stories for six different magazines. She's had four stories published in two nationally-released anthologies, and she's published three books.

Danita lives in the Pacific NW on a small Oregon farm with her husband, two sons and their animals - a horse, several cats and guinea pigs, a herd of alpacas, and two dogs. Besides running children to and fro and caring for her gardens, critters and family, Danita stays busy working on magazine assignments and her next books.

Danita is a member of the Central Oregon Writers Guild, and the Willamette Writers Guild. She grew up on the Oregon coast, and has lived in small towns most all her life.