What inspired you to write another Boomer book? The first Boomer book was received so well that I felt Boomer had more adventures to share. I also wanted the story to do more than entertain; I wanted it to be useful in the classroom, too. Children are encouraged to...
What attracted you to the 1920s period as the setting of your novels? The main character is based on my grandmother Ruby's young life, which took place in the 1920s. 2. Are there similarities for the struggles of women today? Women today can take jobs that were...
Why do you, primarily, write for children? I enjoy writing for children because I want them to embrace imagination. I want my stories to make them happy, be kind, and spark curiosity. Childhood goes byquickly, and I want to play a role in making it filled with joy. I...
