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WOW! Women On Writing announces Chynna Laird's Blog Tour Schedule!
Blog Tour dates:
July 13, 2009 - August 13, 2009
Come and join the fun! Meet Chynna and visit her fabulous blog hostesses.
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We're thrilled to announce the launch of Chynna Laird's Blog Tour with WOW! Women On Writing. Stop by The Muffin today and comment for a chance to win a signed copy of Chynna's children's book, I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD. She will be checking in to answer your questions, so be sure to take advantage of the opportunity. If you're interested in children's book writing, self-publishing, learning about SPD (Sensory Processing Disorder), or meeting a wonderful mom of a special needs child, please stop by today and join in on the conversation!
 Photo (right) of Chynna's beautiful children: Xander (two), Jaimie (six), Sophie (ten months), Jordhan (four).
We are so lucky to have Chynna touring with us! If her name sounds familiar, that's because Chynna is a team member of WOW! Women On Writing. Not only is she one of our favorite people, she's a talented author with a mission to share her daughter's story. In today's interview, Chynna talks about her decision to "self-publish" her book with a POD (print on demand) publisher vs. traditional publishing, and her continued mission to help bring understanding of the SID/SPD disorder to other parents and children. It's a fantastic interview and not to miss! I can't wait to learn more from Chynna as she tours.
Each tour we host includes a few new blogs that you may not have known about. This one is no different. As always, if you'd like to be included in this tour, please contact us. We have a few more stops available.
Are you excited? I am! Let's meet the author, shall we?
~ Angela & Jodi ~ (Your Hostesses)
** Feel free to copy any part of this email and share it on your own blog or in your newsletter.
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 About Chynna:
Chynna T. Laird is a mother of three beautiful girls Jaimie (six), Jordhan (four) and baby Sophie (ten months) and a gorgeous baby boy Xander (two). In addition to living her dream building up her at-home freelance writing business (Lily Wolf Words), she's also studying to obtain her B.A. in Psychology, specializing in Early Childhood Development. Her hobbies include writing, reading, playing piano and violin and crafting with her girls. A lot of the material she writes about includes childhood experiences, her adventures as a Mom and her personal observations. She's won writing contests in ByLine magazine and her work has been published in various Christian, parenting, writing and inspirational magazines in Canada, the United States, Britain and Australia. As well, she has a personal essay featured in Chicken Soup For The Soul: Children With Special Needs as well as one in Cup Of Comfort For Special Needs. She is most proud of a children's picture book she's written called, I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD where she describes--through the voice and perspective of four-year old Alexandra--what it's like to live with Sensory Integration Dysfunction (Sensory Processing Disorder). It's important to Chynna to continually grow and change in her craft. She takes writing courses such as children's literature, Long Ridge Writers' Group's Novel course, the Journeyman course through Christian Writer's Guild and various advance fiction writing courses through University. She was as an intern with WOW-womenonwriting for a month then moved up to Contributing Editor for a year. Now she still contributes to WOW but is finishing her B.A. degree in Psychology as well as focusing on Jaimie and Sophie's special needs. Chynna was responsible for writing two monthly columns in WOW's Premium Green ebook newsletter. Aside from her contributions to WOW, she is a contributing writer for Amaze, MindfulMama, Parenting Special Needs and Unique ezines as well as work on Associated Content and Chynna's personal blog.  Chynna is a member of the Professional Writers Association of Canada (PWAC), The International Women's Writing Guild, The Writers-Editors Network, Christian Writers' Guild, The Canadian Author's Association as well as The Writers Guild of Alberta. She has Press Cards through the PWAC and the Writers-Editors Network. Chynna's memoir, Not Just Spirited: Living With Sensory Processing Disorder will be released in early August 2009. In addition, Chynna has two other nonfiction projects in the works as well as a thriller novel she's trying to find a home for. Find out more about Chynna by visiting her websites: Lily Wolf Words: http://www.lilywolfwords.ca/Blog: http://lilywolfwords.blogspot.com/
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I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD
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I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD
By Chynna T. Laird
Four year old Alexandra describes, in her own words, how it feels to have Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) readers get a peek at how she hears things, smells things, even how things feel on her skin. She tells readers how frustrating it was for her to try to explain to other people she wasn't trying to be difficult or naughty, she was trying to communicate. Alexandra shows us all the things she does to cope in a world she finds so terrifying and how she helps others understand her better.
The book can be used as resource/reference tool for parents of children with SPD; to help children with SPD learn to express how they feel in words; and to educate counselors, teachers, friends and family.
Genre: Children's picture book
Paperback: 24 pages
ISBN: 1432714724
Publisher: Outskirts Press
I'm Not Weird, I Have SID/SPD is available through Amazon.com, Outskirts Press, B&N, and some independent or chain bookstores.
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Do you want to participate in this tour?
Email Angela & Jodi, your tour guides.
If you'd like to host Chynna Laird on your blog, we still have several dates available. Come join the party! Email Angela & Jodi with your request.
If you're an author interested in promoting your latest book with WOW! Women On Writing Blog Tours please email us for more info.
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The following are the tour dates for Chynna Laird. Don't miss a single day. It's going to be a great trip, full of advice on children's book writing, publishing, and parenting a special needs child.
As you view the listings, make note of these wonderful blogs. Each one of them, a treasure, and a place that many readers call home. In a noisy online world, you will find sanctuary in these true gems.
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 July 13, 2009 (Monday)Chynna Laird launches her tour at The Muffin!Come join us for the first day of Chynnas tour! Jodi Webb interviews Chynna about her book I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD and gets the scoop on writing for children. Chynna talks about self-publishing/POD publishing vs. traditional publishing, as well as what SPD (Sensory Processing Disorder) is, and her mission to spread awareness to children and parents alike. It's a rare opportunity to learn about a seldom discussed topic! We welcome your comments and urge you to participate! Those who comment will be entered to win a signed copy of Chynna's book, I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD.Visit: http://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/blog.htmlAbout The Muffin: From the bakers of WOW! Women On Writing. Have you checked out what we've been baking for you on the daily Muffin? We've stirred together some traditional ingredients with new ones to deliver more interviews, enlightenment, thought-provoking ideas, and inspirational messages to help you through those gray writing days. Want to get blog posts from The Muffin via email? Sign up for free and get posts delivered straight to your inbox with feedburner.
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 July 14, 2009 (Tuesday)
Chynna at Books and Authors
Chynna stops by Joyce Anthony's blog, Books and Authors, for an author interview and book review! Stop by today and learn more about I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD.
Visit: http://joyce-anthony.blogspot.com/
About Joyce: Joyce A. Anthony is a Pennsylvania-born writer who shares her home with a passion for writing, photography and life in general.
Joyce has a Psychology background which she uses in her role an bipolar expert on AllExperts.com. She has written numerous articles on parenting and mental health issues. She has published one short story previous to Storm.
While
not writing, Miss Anthony spends time homeschooling her son, doing
genealogy research and working on her photography. In between times,
she advocates for homeless and abused animals and abused children.
Joyce
is in the editing stages of her next book, a non-fiction piece entitled
Spirit of the Stallion and has two other nagging at her to get them
written.
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 July 16, 2009 (Thursday)
Chynna at Raising Socially Anxious Children
Chynna visits Raising Socially Anxious Children to talk about encouraging loving sibling relationships when one child has special needs. There is also a book giveaway comments contest! Stop by for a chance to win a copy of Chynna's book. This will be a fantastic day for discussion!
Visit: http://www.raisingsociallyanxiouschildrenblog.com/
About Darlene and Raising Socially Anxious Children: I'm
a mother of two wonderful children. My daughter was diagnosed in 2005
with anxiety disorder and in 2007 with social anxiety disorder. She has
suffered from this terrible diagnosis all of her life. It has been an
uphill battle for the last three years for us to help people understand
that the way she interacts with others is not due to beligerance or
unwillingness but from anxiety. Support is essential. Sharing ones
experiences and everyday struggles helps in making one feel not so
alone. Being alone in this constant battle does not need to exist. I
hope that through my battles and victories I can help others find their
place. Anxiety is with us for a lifetime but strength can overpower it
and support can silence it.
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 July 20, 2009 (Monday)
Chynna at Shai Coggins
Chynna visits Shai Coggins' blog for an author interview! Stop by today and learn more about Chynna's thoughts on writing her first picture book. If you haven't visited Shai's blog before, be sure to stop by today--it's fantastic!
Visit: http://www.shaicoggins.com
About Shai: Shai Coggins is a passionate participant of life. She loves learning and enjoys sharing her knowledge and expertise in various aspects of her eclectic life.
Shai is a published writer with various bylines to her credit - from Elle Magazine to Woman Today. She is also a published children's book author. She also wrote for About.com, a company of The New York Times.
She also co-founded b5media, Inc, an online media network based in Toronto, Canada, which raised approximately US$10M in funding in 2007-2008.
Shai has been interviewed and featured in various media outlets worldwide - from television (ABS-CBN) to radio (SBS Radio Australia) and magazines (Reader's Digest) to newspapers (The Advertiser, Sydney Morning Herald, Manila Bulletin, etc) - plus a number of web publications [editor's note: including WOW! Women On Writing]. She has been included in lists like "Most Influential Women in Technology: Bloggers" by Fast Company in 2009, among others. See here for details of her press/media mentions.
Although her work seems primarily in the field of print and online media, Shai was actually trained in psychology with a Masters' Degree in Applied Psychology and a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. She was working on getting registered in Australia and was practicing in the field of disabilities before she went on leave early in 2007. Currently, she is exploring another career transformation, as she enrolled in a postgraduate programme to study Master of Teaching (Special Education).
Shai is also an individual with a flair for creative expression. Some of her artwork is in various collections worldwide. She loves painting, collage, mixed media, and different forms of craft.
She is also a keen traveller, having visited about 50 cities around the world. Originally from Manila, Shai has also lived in the USA and Singapore - before calling Australia home. She is now based in Adelaide with her husband and two young children.
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 July 24, 2009 (Friday)
Chynna at Day By Day Writer
Have questions about writing children's books? Stop by Samantha Clark's blog, Day by Day Writer, to visit with children's book author Chynna Laird. Come join the lively discussion!
Visit: http://daybydaywriter.wordpress.com/
About Samantha Clark and Day By Day Writer: Samantha Clark is author of the Sir Newton Books children's travel book line (www.sirnewtonbooks.com).
Her blog is about balancing your creative life with your
working/laundry/housekeeping/cooking life. She discusses her own trials
and tribulations of finding time to write between a day job and family.
The blog also offers author interviews, writing insights, inspiration
and fun.
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 July 27, 2009 (Monday)
Chynna at Read These Books and Use Them
Stop by Margo L. Dill's blog, Read These Books and Use Them, to find out what Margo thinks about Chynna's book, I'm Not Weird, I Have SPD, as well as some activities adults can use when reading with their child.
Visit: http://www.margodill.com/blog/
About Margo L. Dill and Read These Books and Use Them: Margo L. Dill (margo@wow-womenonwriting.com) is a freelance writer and elementary school teacher, living in Mahomet, Illinois. She is a columnist for WOW!
Women On Writing. Her work has appeared in publications such as Grit,
Pockets, Missouri Life, ByLine Magazine, and The News-Gazette. Her
first book, Finding My Place,
a middle-grade historical novel, will be published by White Mane Kids
in 2009. She has her own blog for teachers, parents, and librarians
called "Read These Books and Use Them" at http://margodill.com/blog/.
When she's not writing, she loves spending time with her husband,
stepson, and two dogs--Charlie, a boxer, and Hush Puppy, a basset
hound. You can read more about Margo at http://www.margodill.com.
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 August 11, 2009 (Tuesday)
Chynna at Happily Ever After Today
Chynna stops by Allyn Evans' blog, Happily Ever After Today, to talk about the challenges of understanding SPD and raising a child with SPD. Not to miss!
Visit: http://www.allynevans.blogspot.com/
About Allyn and Happily Ever After Today: Allyn
is a wife, mother, daughter, author, speaker, columnist, sister, and
friend. The idea for the column for parents came about while
researching my latest book Living Happily Ever After with Your Daughter Today (expected release: 2009). Whenever
I would make new discoveries, I would email all the "too busy" moms in
my life to give them short, succinct tips on a wide variety of topics
pertaining to their children. They told me the information helped them
and could help other moms just like them. The light bulb went off! Hope you enjoy the column. I
love comments and feedback. And...more importantly...I love ideas for
upcoming columns. If you want someone to research and then write about
a topic that is concerning you, let me know!
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Want to host one of our touring authors?
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 Participate in Chynna's tour! We have several stops available for qualified blogs.
Email us: blogtour@wow-womenonwriting.com. Please submit your blog URL, at least two available dates not taken above from July 13 - August 13, and let us know whether you'd like to conduct an author interview or would like a guest post.
Upcoming Author Tours: If
you have a blog or website and would like to host one of our authors below, we are still accepting a few choice blogs to participate in our
Partnership Program. Come and join the fun! Please email Angela & Jodi at blogtour@wow-womenonwriting.com
and put "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line. Please tell us the author you are interested in and your available
dates. We'll get back to you with the details if you are accepted. We
look forward to hearing from you!
Content for your blog: All of our touring authors are available for interviews, or they will provide a guest post on a topic relating to the writing process or their book.
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Tour Dates: August 3, 2009 - September 3, 2009
Title: Fearless Confessions: A Writer's Guide to Memoir
Author: Sue Williams Silverman
Genre: Writing/How To
Synopsis:
Everyone has a story to tell. Fearless Confessions is a guidebook for
people who want to take possession of their lives by putting their
experiences down on paper--or in a Web site or e-book. Enhanced with
illustrative examples from many different writers as well as writing
exercises, this guide helps writers navigate a range of issues from
craft to ethics to marketing and will be useful to both beginners and
more accomplished writers.
The rise of interest in memoir
recognizes the power of the genre to move and affect not just
individual readers but society at large. Sue William Silverman covers
traditional writing topics such as metaphor, theme, plot, and voice and
also includes chapters on trusting memory and cultivating the courage
to tell one's truth in the face of forces--from family members to the
media--who would prefer that people with inconvenient pasts and views
remain silent.
Silverman, an award-winning memoirist, draws upon
her own personal and professional experience to provide an essential
resource for transforming life into words that matter. Fearless
Confessions is an atlas that contains maps to the remarkable places in
each person's life that have yet to be explored.
About the Author:
 I was born in Washington, D. C., where my father was a high government
official in the Truman administration. Later, we moved to the West
Indies where he was president of a bank. He was also a child molester.
The juxtaposition of this double life-seemingly perfect in public, dark
and scary in private-is what I write about in my memoir, Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You (University of Georgia Press, September 1999). In my second memoir, Love Sick: One Woman's Journey Through Sexual Addiction (W.W. Norton, February 2008),
I show how I replicated this double life as an adult. In public, all
seemed fine-I attended Boston University, worked on Capitol Hill, was
married. But this image was a mask that hid my secret world of sexual
encounters with dangerous men, a shadowy life of obsession.
From about 1980 to 1992, I tried to tell my story as fiction. Looking
back, I realize that the five or six (unpublished) novels I wrote
during this time lacked an authentic voice. It was my therapist,
ironically, who finally suggested I write my own story. At first I
resisted. I had never considered nonfiction and thought I had nothing
to say about myself. Finally, just to humor him (I told myself), I
acquiesced, even though I believed I'd only be able to write a
paragraph at the most. Maybe a page. The moment I began to write
"Terror, Father," however, I felt as if I'd just learned to speak, that
I heard my real voice for the first time. I completed the manuscript in
three months. And even though it took much longer to write Love Sick,
I was finally writing what I knew. One thing I most love about writing
memoirs, is that they provide me the opportunity to meet many
courageous women. In fact, the responses that mean the most to me come
in whispered phone calls and handwritten notes from my readers who
thank me for telling their stories, too.
Now, in my upcoming book, Fearless Confessions: A Writer's Guide to Memoir (University of Georgia Press, June, 2009), I share my experiences learning how to write, with the hope it'll help and encourage you to tell your story, too.
Sue Silverman's website: http://www.suewilliamsilverman.com/
Goodies:
You will receive a signed copy of Sue's book, Fearless Confessions: A Writer's Guide to Memoir (University of Georgia Press, June, 2009).
Participate! Please email us
with "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line and your available
dates. We schedule 2-3 stops per week from August 1st - September 1st. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Tour Dates: September 14, 2009 - October 14, 2009
Title: Original Faith: What Your Life is Trying to Tell You
Author: Paul Maurice Martin
Genre: Nonfiction/Self-Help/Spirituality/Disabilities
Synopsis: Original Faith is about finding a language to begin
sharing the passion and purpose that connects progressives from every
walk of life around the world. Finding the willingness to change
ourselves for the better so that we're better equipped to help provide
a world of possibility and promise for all our children. The stakes are
high. It has become a matter of humanity's overall quality of life and
possibly our survival.
With an Original Faith...
- There is a love that can be known and understood - if not fully, then in part.
- There is faith that can be experienced - with or without belief.
- There is work - and even dedication.
- There is the discovery that every one of us is more than a self alone.
- There is coming alive to the fact that we are here not to be served, but to serve.
- There is the possibility of true joy and a viable future for our children.
- There is the certainty of personal peace and integrity.
Original Faith looks at faith and spiritual life from a fresh,
thoughtful point of view. In evocative and moving language, the book
references direct experience, not doctrine. This approach enlivens the
believer's awareness of faith while bringing the faith dimension of
experience to the attention of nonbelievers.
Paul Maurice Martin's
qualifications are both personal and academic. They include an M.A. in
Religious Studies from the University of Chicago; fifteen years of a
rare progressive illness that has left him mostly bedridden; and a
spontaneous religious experience that was the genesis of Original
Faith. The book's topics include love, ego, despair, faith and identity
transformation. Martin's suggestions for practice are varied and wide
ranging, allowing readers to integrate them with their own lives to
help realize their potential for constructive and creative action.
Original Faith's perspective is that we are not here to search for
meaning, but to help create it.
About the Author:
 Paul M. Martin writes with exceptional clarity about spiritual matters.
His depth and breadth of first-hand experience allows him to speak
compellingly to people across a wide range of perspectives on religion
and spirituality.
Paul holds an M.A.
in religious studies from the University of Chicago divinity school and
an M.Ed. in counseling from the University of New Hampshire.
The manuscript for Original Faith took shape as a series of
experiences and insights that arose spontaneously over a period of
fifteen years. Instead of the proverbial 99 percent perspiration and 1
percent inspiration, the figures for Paul may have been about 50
percent each. Although he had to work hard to organize his material and
articulate it clearly, his experiences, concepts and even his best
language would arrive unexpectedly. Paul learned to keep a notepad in
his car and by his bed. Much of the text was composed and committed to
memory literally on the run, while jogging. Often he would be inspired
by the words or actions of children and quickly jot down a few notes
for reference the next morning - early morning. Paul rose at 2 or 3 AM
to write before heading for work, having found that after work was not
a creative time of day for him.
By 1994 Original Faith was nearly finished - and so was
Paul's good health. The sudden onset of an unknown autoimmune disease
initiated an unsuccessful struggle to obtain a diagnosis and treatment
that lasted over a decade. During this period Paul continued working as
an elementary school counselor but had to put his manuscript aside to
make time for medical travel, research, ongoing treatment attempts, and
ongoing problems posed by his health insurance.
After becoming too disabled to continue his career, Paul resumed work on Original Faith,
completing the manuscript in December, 2004. Since then, he has
completed two additional manuscripts and is working on a third.
Housebound and semi-bedridden, Paul remains centered in a faith
perspective that he offers to readers as a source of tremendous joy
under favorable circumstances and tremendous strength under adversity.
Author's Websites:
Paul's website: www.originalfaith.com
Paul's blog: Original Faith Blog
Goodies:
You will receive a signed copy of Paul's book Original Faith: What Your Life is Trying to Tell You.
Participate! Please email us
with "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line and your available
dates. We schedule 2-3 stops per week from September 14 - October 14. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Tour Dates: September 21, 2009 - October 21, 2009
Title: The Sky Begins at Your Feet: A Memoir on Cancer, Community, and Coming Home to the Body
Author: Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
Genre: Memoir
Synopsis: This tender but humorous memoir chronicles Caryn's tale of resiliency and love in the face of breast cancer. She braves breast cancer, the breast cancer genetic mutation and the loss of a parent by connecting with an eclectic Midwest community, the land and sky, and a body undergoing vast renovation. Along the way, she swims with stingrays in the Gulf of Mexico, searches for cream puffs for a Pennsylvania funeral, leads a group fighting to protect ecologically-essential land in Kansas, and helps students find their own voice in Vermont. In searching for a new definition of the erotic through our awareness of nature, this memoir illuminates how our bodies are our most local address on the earth.
Just Thought You Should Know:
According the American Cancer Society, a woman has a 1 in 8 chance of getting breast cancer sometime during her life. Caryn's WOW Blog Tour is taking place mainly during October--National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Since 2006 the website http://pinkforoctober.org/ has encouraged websites and blogs to "Go Pink" for October to raise awareness for Breast Cancer. Caryn's book would be a great way to tell your readers that your site is "Going Pink" for October.
About the Author:
 Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg received her doctorate from the University of Kansas and was recently appointed the Poet Laureate of Kansas. The author of four poetry collections she is certified in poetry therapy and has led workshops for many groups, including people living with physical and mental illness. In 2000, Caryn founded the Master's level program in Transformative Language Arts, that focuses on the effect of written and verbal language on the community, at Goddard College where she teaches. Her writer's guide Write Where You Are is unique in that it is directed to teenage writers.
Caryn co-founded Brave Voices with singer/songwriter Kelley Hunt to provide singing and writing workshops. Song written by Caryn have been performed by the Kelley Hunt band both in the United States and Europe. Caryn's musical talents also include playing the cello.
Along with her husband, writer Ken Lassman, and children, Caryn calls the countryside south of Lawrence, Kansas home.
Author's Websites:
Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg's website: http://www.carynmirriamgoldberg.com
Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg's Blog: http://carynmirriamgoldberg.wordpress.com
Goodies:
You will receive a signed copy of Caryn's forthcoming book The Sky Begins at Your Feet (September '09).
Participate! Please email us
with "Blog Tour Partnership" in the subject line and your available
dates. We schedule 2-3 stops per week from September 21 - October 21. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Please Note: Apply now. We only schedule a maximum of 15 stops per author. To be
included on one of these tours, query now! We'll let you know asap if
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 I hope you'll join us on Chynna Laird's blog tour. It will be an exciting journey! Mark your calendars, and save these dates. Either Jodi or myself will be personally attending each and every blog stop on the tour. And I have to say, I'm truly excited! The participating blogs are phenomenal. All of them offer something unique to the reader, and they all have different flavors. One thing is for certain, they are all a sweet treat.
Photo (right): Chynna's little beauties (from left to right): Sophie (six weeks in the pic but now one), Jordhan (four), Jaimie (six), and little Xander (two). They are her main source of inspiration and what keeps her forging ahead.
If you have a blog and would like to host Chynna Laird, or one of our other authors, please email us with your request. Be sure to check out Chynna's website--it's chock-full of inspirational resources, interviews, book news--she even has a newsletter that provides the latest information, articles, and treatment options for parents and families with sensory sensitivities and SPD.
We'd love for you all to get involved and join us in a virtual vacation. Take a trip across the globe by participating in this tour. Each stop shares a different point of view, a new topic, and has its own unique voice. We'd love to hear yours too, so come along for the ride, and we'll be looking for your comments!
Ready to go traveling on a dynamic adventure? Let's go exploring the Wild Wild Web!
And don't forget to visit The Muffin today and comment for a chance to win a signed copy of Chynna's book!
Write on!
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