A Note From James D. Witmer
James D. WitmerWriting children's books about adventure, backyard wildlife, and realizing there are no ordinary places.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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A 3-Book Set to Celebrate the Characters of the Big Old Garden
A Year in the Big Old Garden stories started with the happiest gray squirrel in the world, as told to my young children in the back of a minivan. As they asked for more stories we discovered a brave cardinal, an excited rabbit, a worried ch...
Busy in the Sun is Now On Amazon!
Welcome back to the sunniest corners of the Big Old Garden. Go questing with the oldest meadow vole in the world, marvel at the fierceness of a hummingbird, and join a house finch as she tries to make friends with the neighbors. Then keep l...
Counting Books Before They Hatch
It might be too soon to send this update. A lot of things still need to happen before autumn—but we have every reason to hope that the third Big Old Garden book, Busy in the Sun, will be available for stocking stuffers this Christmas!
Even...
I Met a Ring-Billed Gull
As I descend toward the sandy path inshore from beach 9, the freshwater sea breeze is cut off by the cottonwood dunes behind me, and the sun becomes a welcome, baking warmth on my shoulders. In front of me, the path runs left and right, wit...
Two Kinds of Birdwatching
There are at least two kinds of birdwatching: communing, and collecting. Collecting birds (usually by keeping lists) can mean spotting a species for the first time that season, or the first time in that spot, or both together. It can mean f...
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•Author of Big Old Garden series, and Allen Family Mysteries.
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