Rebecca Weber 🙂🐈‍⬛📰

@rweberwrites.bsky.social

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#SCBWI Author - THE PAINTER'S BUTTERFLY and LOOPHOLE (Artemesia Publishing)/Beta reader/@litkidsmagazine.bsky.social founder/House flipper/Bostie & girl mom/#MGpies #YANation "You are the one you've been waiting for all of your life!"

An image of a waterfall with the words "Some poor, phoneless fool is probably sitting next to a waterfall somewhere, totally unaware of how angry and scared he's supposed to be." Duncan Trussell @littlepinelearners
This image depicts a cartoon dragonfly, stars, and hearts with a word bubble that says, "This is a chapter, not your whole story. Brighter days are ahead." At the bottom of the image, it says, "SelfLoveRainbow."
The cartoon shows a little girl sitting on a chair with a book on the table in front of her. The adult next to her says, "Just open it and read it. You don't need a password."
The image shows two blue birds watching a very hungry caterpillar. One bird says, "Gosh, you're right. It's really him... But I've never eaten a celebrity before." And the other bird responds, "Go ahead, but get his autograph first."
The image says "Behind every book girly is an endless TBR" and has a cartoon of a stack of books with hearts.
The image says "my brain every time I finish any form of human interaction", and then shows an owl with a text bubble that reads "Let's review your mistakes!"
The image reads "Raising toddlers: a love story and a psychological thriller happening at the same time."
The image shows two women holding books and says, "As novels became more prominent during the 1700s, society and the media grew increasingly concerned that young people spent too much time reading books. They even went so far as to call it 'reading rage,' 'reading fever,' 'reading mania,' and 'reading lust.'"
The image shows a group of Vikings with one Viking's hand in the air, asking if he can have dibs on pillaging the library. His name is Bjorn the Well-Read.
The image says "Good writing is supposed to evoke sensation in the reader--not the fact that it is raining, but the feeling of being rained upon."