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We know you could opt out of our little store in order to get things faster—we try to make it worth your while to spend your time with us.
We know you could opt out of our little store in order to get things faster—we try to make it worth your while to spend your time with us.
I was wondering if you, readers of this newsletter, might enjoy doing a gfit exchange for one another. Would it help your heart in December to receive a thoughtful little package in the mail from another reader here?
Today we’re thrilled to introduce our very first winner of the Ally in Imagination Award.
Tomorrow, September 29, you can hustle to the Story Warren store and secure your copy of The Lost Cause, the final story in the Lost Tales trilogy.
Sam was recently a guest on The Cultured Bumpkin podcast with host, Jake Phillips.
We work really hard to communicate with you, our readers, but the Internet Powers That Be are making it more and more difficult to be heard. You might have read recently that even your search engine will begin to look a little different in the near future.
When it comes to the younger readers in our lives, some are especially motivated by seeing their progress with books add up over a summer season of reading. For them, we have a gift today: The Green Ember Summer Reading Tracker.
Today we’re launching a new initiative: the Story Warren Ally in Imagination Award. We’ve set up a page for you to nominate someone in your life who embodies our Story Warren mission.
That’s right—in between podcast interviews, soccer matches, chocolate chip cookies, and exciting meetings, Sam has hunkered down behind his laptop, scratched his head, and created some new tales for you to enjoy.
They’re comfort when kids are sad, encouragement when they are afraid, and emboldening when they are cowed by the real challenges the world presents. And, they’re often an opportunity to enter into a story shared with siblings and families.Â
We’ve got resources, deals, and giveaways planned all month long to help you nurture your young reader.
Last year The Green Ember was published in Ukraine, and we were moved and honored to become part of children’s own stories there.