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The Willow Still Sings Inspiration
Books that Inspired The Willow Still Sings
While writing The Willow Still Sings, I spent hours researching. I loved reading books and articles, going on field trips, and watching documentaries and movies about the 1950s and polio. Here are a few books that helped inspire The Willow Still Sings.
From Forgotten Stories to Treasured Memories: The Gift of Legacy
Outline and Links for the presentation: From Forgotten Stories to Treasured Memories.
Our houses, minds, and lives overflow with family stories and dusty trinkets we can't seem to part with. Here's the outline for Sarah's presentation: From Forgotten Stories to Treasured Memories: The Gift of Legacy. During this interactive workshop, participants learn how to turn stories and trinkets into treasured objects such as junk journals, shadow boxes, and books. Author and speaker Sarah Schwerin turned her mother's stories into a historical novel and provides step-by-step instructions to help you declutter your mind and your closets. So, dust off those stories and shoeboxes, and let's create memories together.
Sarah Schwerin
From Construction Paper to Publication: How I Became an Author
Despite my resignation, stories continued to beckon me. Their siren calls kept me awake. Compelled me to write. But my words never conveyed the exhilarating tales in my mind. As I reached adolescence, the voice of my fourth-grade self whispered, will anyone want to read that?
