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

Wednesday November 21, 2012

Hi Katie. I'm so glad you enjoy my books. You might like to tell your mom or whoever home schools you that there are teaching units and activities to go along with my books on my Teacher's Page. Happy Thanksgiving, Debbie

Sunday November 18, 2012

Hi Shreeya, I do have lots of favorite Bailey School Kids books, but this time of the year I must admit Ninjas Don't Bake Pumpkin Pies is one my favorites (we are getting ready to celebrate our holiday of Thanksgiving here in the US) because we often eat pumpkin pie as part of our celebration of thanksgiving for our blessings.
Maya, did you know that Kiki sleeps in a bed made from a killer whale skeleton? How would you like to sleep in that kind of bed? Take care, Debbie

Saturday November 17, 2012

Hi Shreeya, hope you are having a relaxing vacation from school. In the United States, most kids start school with Kindergarten around age five, first grade around age six, second grade around age seven, third grade around age eight and so on. It varies a bit, depending on when you have your birthday. I'm not sure how old you are, but you can figure out what grade you would be in the USA from that.
My first book was Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots and my newest book is A Whale of a Tale (about visiting a pod of humpback whales). I think choosing a book depends on what interests you. So you should take a look at my list of books and pick one that fits what you like. If you give me some things you like, I can make suggestions. Have a lovely weekend, Debbie

Friday November 16, 2012

Looking forward to visiting the kids at Goodnoe Elementary today! Hope you'll visit me tonight from 6-8:00 at the Barnes and Noble in Fairless Hills, PA. Have a great weekend, Debbie

Thursday November 15, 2012

Hi Mary, It's still in the works. I guess there is a lot to figure out, but I think your suggestion is a good one. I just found out about a cool reading contest the American Basketball is sponsoring, along with the International Reading Association. You can find free tickets and maybe even a visit from an ABA basketball star for your classroom. Tell your teacher if it sounds like fun to you. Click here for more information. If you are a basketball fan, check out Leprechauns Don't Play Basketball, Debbie

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