Teaching little ones the basic concepts of science has never been easier or more fun with the help of Mariela Kleiner’s darling new children’s book, Meet Einstein. Mariela is an expert on Einstein and Science Education for young children. In her book, Albert Einstein helps to introduce kids to science, and show them that they are already great scientists! Mariela Kleiner was inspired to write this book when her daughter Hailey chose a grown-up book for her bedtime story, which happened to be Einstein's book, "Relativity." Hailey was a persistent two-year old, so Mariela improvised the story of Albert Einstein so her daughter could understand it.
Receiving much advanced praise from educators, parents, children and the book industry, Meet Einstein is the winner of the 2010 National Indie Excellence Award for best children’s picture book. “... Meet Einstein is definitely at the top of my list! I watched the children in our classrooms who have read this book jump up and down and talk about how ‘gravity’ has something to do with it. Also, I heard them saying how they want to become scientists when they grow up!
The illustrations are absolutely phenomenal! Bravo Mariela, our children are waiting to meet some more interesting people next!”said Haideh Tabrizi, Founder-Administrator of Good Neighbor Montessori in Palo Alto, Calif. Author website: This is going to be one fun show and full of information. We'll be live 2pm PST-3pm MST-4pm CST-5pm EST. -
LISTEN LIVE OR ON DEMAND (714) 242-5259
link to show -
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2011/04/29/the-writing-mama-with-hosts-vs-grenier-marsha-casper-cook
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
SPECIAL SHOW - BLOG TALK RADIO
On Wednesday April 27, at 1 PM EST Dellani Oakes and her assistant Christina Giguere welcome several of the best hosts on Blog Talk Radio, Fran Lewis, Marsha Cook, Meg Collins, Barbara Ehrentreau, Bethany Halle & Nancy Dinofio. These women not only entertain their audience they also educate the new writer and seasoned writers on so many levels. Several of the hosts plan their shows about issues that are quite topical and definitely newsworthy. They are all professional and each host has their very own style.
Dellani decided to plan a show like this to bring forth the qualities that make Blog Talk Radio such a success, great show hosts. They all have websites and face book pages and during the show Dellani will make sure everyone listening will have each guest talk about their own careers first and then the floor will be open
Don’t miss this show because these women are very outspoken about many of the issues that come up in daily life. They also love to have fun and will make you laugh.
Please feel free to listen live or on demand. The choice is yours- stay on top of what’s happening in the publishing world.
The call in number is 646-595-4478.
LINK TO THE SHOW -
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2011/04/27/rrw--whats-write-for-me
Dellani decided to plan a show like this to bring forth the qualities that make Blog Talk Radio such a success, great show hosts. They all have websites and face book pages and during the show Dellani will make sure everyone listening will have each guest talk about their own careers first and then the floor will be open
Don’t miss this show because these women are very outspoken about many of the issues that come up in daily life. They also love to have fun and will make you laugh.
Please feel free to listen live or on demand. The choice is yours- stay on top of what’s happening in the publishing world.
The call in number is 646-595-4478.
LINK TO THE SHOW -
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2011/04/27/rrw--whats-write-for-me
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen - SPECIAL GUEST - WORLD OF INK NETWORK - BLOG TALK RADIO - FRIDAY APRIL 22 Live 2pm PST-3pm MST-4pm CST-5pm EST. - VS Grenier, Marsha Casper Cook, Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen
Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen never thought she’d grow up to be a writer. As a child, she thought of being a doctor (but she’s afraid of blood), a lawyer (but she doesn’t like losing arguments), a carpenter (but she’s too clumsy), a model (but she likes eating too much), a presidential candidate (but she had a dissolute youth), a UN ambassador (the argument losing thing again)… almost everything but a writer.
In fact, in 2001, Sudipta was well on her way to not being a writer. She had graduated from the California Institute of Technology in 1998 with a BS in Biology. From science to history to biography. Her first love, however, was always picture books, so using a facility with word play and a love for animals (especially pigs), Sudipta worked on a number of manuscripts. Using her science background as a springboard, Sudipta began writing nonfiction for children. She has now written 18 nonfiction books for kids, ranging from science to history to biography. Her first picture book, Tightrope Poppy, the High-Wire Pig, illustrated by Sarah Dillard, about a proud pig who perseveres was published in 2006. This was followed in 2007 by The Mine-o-saur, illustrated by David Clark, in 2008 by Ballots for Belva: The True Story of a Woman’s Race for the Presidency, illustrated by Courtney Martin, and in 2009 by The Hog Prince, illustrated by Jason Wolff. Sudipta has seven other picture books scheduled for the next few years, including Pirate Princess, illustrated by Jill McElmurry, Half Pint Pete the Pirate, illustrated by Geraldo Valeria, and The Hampire, illustrated by Howard Fine.
Sudipta visits schools to share her stories and experience, and teaches writing to children and adults. She lives in New Jersey with her family and an imaginary pony named Penny. Join in on the fun and listen live.
the link for the live show or on demand - phone number for the live show is (714) 242-5259
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2011/04/22/the-writing-mama-with-hosts-vs-grenier-marsha-casper-cook
In fact, in 2001, Sudipta was well on her way to not being a writer. She had graduated from the California Institute of Technology in 1998 with a BS in Biology. From science to history to biography. Her first love, however, was always picture books, so using a facility with word play and a love for animals (especially pigs), Sudipta worked on a number of manuscripts. Using her science background as a springboard, Sudipta began writing nonfiction for children. She has now written 18 nonfiction books for kids, ranging from science to history to biography. Her first picture book, Tightrope Poppy, the High-Wire Pig, illustrated by Sarah Dillard, about a proud pig who perseveres was published in 2006. This was followed in 2007 by The Mine-o-saur, illustrated by David Clark, in 2008 by Ballots for Belva: The True Story of a Woman’s Race for the Presidency, illustrated by Courtney Martin, and in 2009 by The Hog Prince, illustrated by Jason Wolff. Sudipta has seven other picture books scheduled for the next few years, including Pirate Princess, illustrated by Jill McElmurry, Half Pint Pete the Pirate, illustrated by Geraldo Valeria, and The Hampire, illustrated by Howard Fine.
Sudipta visits schools to share her stories and experience, and teaches writing to children and adults. She lives in New Jersey with her family and an imaginary pony named Penny. Join in on the fun and listen live.
the link for the live show or on demand - phone number for the live show is (714) 242-5259
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2011/04/22/the-writing-mama-with-hosts-vs-grenier-marsha-casper-cook
Sunday, April 17, 2011
HOST MARSHA COOK - INTERVIEWS RIE McGAHA and GRACEN MILLER April 20th - Wednesday at 10 AM PCT - 11 PM MST - 12 PM CST- 1 PM EST – WRITING ROMANCE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) April 17, 2011 -- Romance is in the air.
Writing romance is one of the most popular genres which is why there are so many wonderful romance stories and very loyal readers. Rie and Gracen decided to collaborate and they will discuss how that came to be and if they enjoy sharing the workload. They are both very successful in their careers and they will talk about how they write and how they continue to write and challenge themselves by tackling new ideas. E- Books are so very popular now and the discussion of what's new for the future will be the hot topic of the day.
Please join Marsha Cook, for a very informative show that will also be lots of fun. You will never be bored on this show because it’s a fast paced interesting show with guests from all walks of life. Mary Rita will open the chat room and the phone lines will be open.
Feel free to call in 714-242-5259 for questions You can also dial -714-242-5259 and listen in on the phone. If you can’t listen live you can listen on demand.
the link to the show - listen live or on demand
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2011/04/20/a-good-story-is-a-good-story-with-host-marsha-casper-cook
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) April 17, 2011 -- Romance is in the air.
Writing romance is one of the most popular genres which is why there are so many wonderful romance stories and very loyal readers. Rie and Gracen decided to collaborate and they will discuss how that came to be and if they enjoy sharing the workload. They are both very successful in their careers and they will talk about how they write and how they continue to write and challenge themselves by tackling new ideas. E- Books are so very popular now and the discussion of what's new for the future will be the hot topic of the day.
Please join Marsha Cook, for a very informative show that will also be lots of fun. You will never be bored on this show because it’s a fast paced interesting show with guests from all walks of life. Mary Rita will open the chat room and the phone lines will be open.
Feel free to call in 714-242-5259 for questions You can also dial -714-242-5259 and listen in on the phone. If you can’t listen live you can listen on demand.
the link to the show - listen live or on demand
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/worldofinknetwork/2011/04/20/a-good-story-is-a-good-story-with-host-marsha-casper-cook
Saturday, April 16, 2011
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