Tour Day 4: Miranda Paul and Gambia

First I get bragging rights. Children’s book author and editor Miranda Paul gives Blue Thread: “Five stars, five stars, five stars.” Thanks, Miranda. Click here for her review and interview, which includes a snippet about my own great-grandmother.

Blue Thread will wind up in a library in The Gambia. For more information about Miranda’s “One Million Books for Gambia” campaign for this tiny country, click here.

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  1. Thank you so much, Ruth, for the honor and privilege of being one of the first to read BLUE THREAD–and for the lovely and personal interview. I appreciate the mention of 1 Million Books for Gambia, too!

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  2. Thanks, Ruth, for this fascinating look into the creation of your book, “Blue Threads”. I brought a prayer shawl back from Jerusalem when I took an ‘Into the Promised Land’ tour with our family. Although I am not Jewish, I love to follow your history…from Biblical days! I also am drawn to write non-fiction, so your insights into the process of research were enlightening. Keep up the good work, Ruth…we need more books (PB and YA) based on history.

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