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@selah-chelyah
Hmm. Mental note made for future travel explorations! Oh, I’m sad to hear that! I’ll be praying for your restored health so you can adventure to your heart’s content. 🙂

That’s fantastic—the only one you never read! Right?? 🙂 I noticed the paperback cover fits within the general style of her other book covers, so the hardcover was probably an experiment to reach a different audience from her normal target group. Clever!

@evelyn
What great insights! I’m going to explore these poets further to supplement my study! I love how they all have such unique strengths.

Your art sounds so lovely! Both imaginative and charming at the same time (of course, I’m sure it depends on the piece). What you are aiming for happens to be some of my favorite types of art—the ones that draw you back time and again. It’s one of the reasons why I love Brittney Lee’s art. Her pieces always tell a story. They come alive!

I haven’t tried collaging for my characters! That might prove useful for a reticent character! When I collage, I tend to focus on how my eye is drawn over the piece. Over the last year, I’ve been casually looking for additional art/photo pieces that draw the eye towards the left as my collage has too many pieces directing the eye towards the right. I’ve yet to find anything just right. It’s one of those “I’ll know it when I see it” situations. 🙂

My favorite things to bake are cookies and then pastry. I really like galettes as you can make them either sweet or savory. It always amazes me how drastically different homemade bread is compared to store bought (even the healthier brands)!

No, I haven’t! The name is familiar though…I think it might be one of the puzzles in a puzzle book I’m looking into.

@ashira
Good to know! I’ll be exploring her other books then! 😉

@red_converse
Hi Miki! I understand—been there, done that (including the summer sessions). One day, it will be all over! The feeling of being DONE is the most wonderful thing ever. Hang in there!