Showing posts with label V.S. Grenier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label V.S. Grenier. Show all posts

Friday, June 10, 2011

Babysitting Sugarpaw in Cynthia's Attic


Stories for Children Publishing will be touring award-winning author VS Grenier and her book, “Babysitting SugarPaw” a picture book about friendship and telling the truth all month long in June 2011.

VS Grenier is an award-winning children’s author, founder & owner of Stories for Children Publishing, LLC., award-winning editor-in-chief of Stories for Children Magazine and chief editor for Halo Publishing, Int.; in addition, to running her own editorial and critique services. 

VS Grenier learned how to hone her writing skills at the Institute of Children’s Literature and is a member of the League of Utah Writers (HWG), Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) and Musing Our Children.

You can find out more about VS Grenier’s World of Ink Author by clicking on BookTour schedule below. There will be giveaways, reviews, interviews, guest posts and more. Make sure to stop by and interact with VS Grenier and the hosts at the different stops by leaving comments and/or questions.

Babysitting Sugarpaw is the perfect story for early readers, especially those reluctant to be left with a babysitter. Sugarpaw does everything he can to disprupt Bonnie Whispers even though his father called her the "Best Babysitter in Town." The young bear is full of resentment that he has to have a babysitter at all!

V. S.Grenier crafts a story that is entertaining and, at the same time, teaches a valuable lesson about telling the truth. Kevin Scott Collier's illustrations move the story along beautifully allowing Sugarpaw's sweet personality to shine.
  







V. S. Grenier, Award-winning Author & Editor

Babysitting Sugarpaw Blog Tour Schedule

In addition, come listen to Blog Talk Radio’s World of Ink Network show: Stories for Children 

Cynthia's Attic Books

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Stories For Children Magazine

I have the honor of being featured in "Stories For Children Magazine" which comes out June 6, 2011. They regularly feature published authors, but they also showcase young authors! Check out the link at the bottom and click on some of the Young Author Stories!

In case you aren't familiar with this wonderful ezine (soon to be print!), here's a little info directly from the site:

Come take an adventure in the World of Ink with Stories for Children Magazine, an online Ezine for children ages 3 to 12 years old.

Did you know the love of reading is often times triggered by an adult reading good children’s stories to very young children? Some expectant parents read to their babies while they're still in the womb and continue every day after they're born. Stories for Children Magazine is designed to unlock your children’s imagination and take them on an exciting adventure into the World of Ink with Stanley Bookman from Storyville as their guide on the magical monthly trips.

Each issue is loaded with fun stories and articles based on age-appropriate reading levels. The magazine also contains puzzles, games, children’s book reviews, crafts, and poems to inspire the imagination. Children's authors or illustrators are also known to stop by, hoping to make new friends along their journey into the World of Ink.


Stories for Children Magazine is not just for adult writers. One thing that sets Stories for Children Magazine apart is that we also publish stories written and illustrated by children and teens. While submitting stories to children’s magazines, editor VS Grenier was shocked to discover that few magazines allowed underage writers. She vowed to change this and has done so with Stories for Children Magazine. Stories for Children Magazine encourages readers who are our future writers and illustrators to submit to all areas of the magazine so that our readers can become a real part of the adventure that’s found in the World of Ink.

Reading a good children’s story has always been an enchantment. Children take pleasure in having a story read to them anytime or anywhere – whether it be around a campfire, under a starry night, in their beds wrapped up tight in snuggly blankets, beneath a shady tree on a hot summer’s day, or in front of a roaring fireplace on a cold winter’s day. Children love to listen to a story being read and this can go as far as adolescence. So sit back and let the authors and illustrators at Stories for Children Magazine take you and your child along with Stanley on a magical journey into the World of Ink!


Stories For Children Magazine website

Cynthia's Attic Books website