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

Tuesday December 20, 2016

Dear Celeste, I am so happy you are enjoying the Bailey School Kids books. There is nothing I like better than books as presents too! Perhaps you can print out this poster as a small gift from me. Aiyana, I think Ozzy is grumpy in Ghostville Elementary because he doesn't want to be a ghost!
Macy, sometimes people say things they wish they hadn't. Have you ever done that? I know I have. Have a blessed day, Debbie

Monday December 19, 2016

Dear Lucy, I agree with your mom. Stupid is not a nice word. Unfortunately sometimes Eddie gets carried away and says some things he shouldn't. Luckily he has Liza, Melody, and Howie to show him how to be nicer!
Alice, I think it's cool that you have your name in a famous book! Abby, what you choose to believe is up to you. Have an awesome day and God bless, Debbie

Wednesday December 14, 2016

Emma, so glad you like the Mermaid Tales! I have such fun writing them. Carmen, I can't blame your grandmother for moving. Gina, I think your brother should not have shown you that movie. To the others who wrote silly letters, congrats on your creativity. I suggest you might like to write your own books. Have a great week, Debbie

Tuesday December 13, 2016

Melanie, Santa is a wonderful thing to believe in. If your Polar Bear Express friends don't believe, they are missing out on a lot of fun!
Sarah, I'm glad things worked out for you. Here are some snowy day books you might enjoy reading. Best, Debbie

Thursday December 8, 2016

Dear Sarah, I'm sorry that Elanor said that to you. If it has just happened once you might do two things: let it go or tell her you didn't like being called that. If it happens more than once, you definitely need to tell her you didn't like it and tell your teacher or a trusted adult. Some people think name calling is funny, but I've learned that it is not. I wrote The Worst Name in Third Grade about a girl who had to deal with someone calling her not very nice names.
Umaiza, congratulations on finishing your story! I am impressed. Publishing means sharing and there are many ways to do it. You could make your own book and illustrations to share with your class or school library. You might also like to look at the bottom of my writing page for places where kids can get stories published. Good luck, Debbie

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