
Finding nature in gardens and neighborhood walks — and the stories that grow there.
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September’s Garden Gallery illustration
There’s a delightful sort of contentment in a table set for one — though there’s always room to pull up a second chair if someone wanders by.
The teapot is still warm. A single cupcake. Squirrel isn...
rudbeckia — and dried birch leaves — in the garden on Aug. 1 (photo by me)
Where I was born and (mostly) raised, there were two seasons: wet and dry.
I do remember occasional family drives up into the nearby mountains during “winter,” to...
some of my “building blocks,” and a final illustration
One of the questions I often get is whether I do the illustrations for my books and stories.
The answer is no, not exactly. But also yes.
When I was around 8 or 9, I got a Holly Hobb...
Our own back garden, which was looking a little like a secret garden this morning (photo by me)
Sometimes — maybe it’s too hot or too cold to go outside, or maybe you called in sick and you’re on the couch with cat on your lap and a book i...
I’ve been turning an idea over in my mind, and I’d love to know what you think.
As you may know, the Tiny Garden Story world exists not just in words but in illustrations — small, whimsical scenes from the garden, designed (by me) in the s...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Noticing nature close to home — in gardens, on walks around town, and in the everyday details that are easy to miss. Writer and publisher of quiet stories for adults who still love children’s books.
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