Debbie Dadey, Children's Author - Debbie Talks to Kids

Tuesday January 22, 2013

Magandang umaga Lucy! I think it is very cool that you know Filipino and English. I only know a bit of French and would love to learn more languages. Maybe I'm like Shelly and Kiki, who like to learn ocean creature languages like humpback whale! In an upcoming book even Echo wants to learn a language-seahorse.
au revoir (good-bye in French), Debbie

Monday January 21, 2013

Hey Lucas, that was a tough choice. I think I'd go with Wizards Don't Need Computers. Hope it's there for you to check out. Let me know if you like it.
Samuel, thanks for your funny idea. Love it! Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Debbie

Sunday January 20, 2013

Great to hear from you again, Lucas. I hope you enjoyed Frankenstein Doesn't Start Food Fights and Giants Do Go Giants Don't Go Snowboarding Snowboarding. All my kids know how to snowboard, so I bet you can guess where that idea came from. I think Hugh may have gone back up the bean stalk! Your ghoul idea was great!
Jesse, I am a little over half a century old. There are 10 Bailey City Monster books. Do you have a favorite? Hope you enjoy Martin Luther King's birthday tomorrow, Debbie

Friday January 18, 2013

Jesse, I'd love to visit your school. Ask your teacher to contact me. Lucy, I hope to make more Mermaid Tales books. I am having fun writing them. It's funny you should mention a book about Rocky. I recently discussed it with my editor, so we'll see. Yes, there have been stories I have not been able to get published, but maybe someday! best, Debbie

Thursday January 17, 2013

Hi Lucy, it's cold here right now! We haven't had much snow at all-not enough to play in this winter. I remember once when I was a kid in Kentucky we had so much snow we built tunnels. We crawled through them with our dog. My mom was worried they would collapse on us.
I have always wanted a horse and there are some not too far from where I live. I did help write some books about magical horses though. Maybe you could teach us some Filipino. Take care, Debbie

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