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  • Who Am I?

         I'm Sally Apokedak. You
      can read my bios at my
      wannabe author site or
      at my wannabe a better
      person site.

  • What~Am I Doing Here?

         I'm talking about writing
      and reading kid's books.
      I've loved them ever since
      I was...well...a kid.

  • When Am I Doing All This?

          I try to post something
       Monday-Friday. But
       sometimes it's hit and miss.

    if you'd rather
    hit, than miss.

  • Where Do I Get the Books?

         I review books that I
      have bought or borrowed
      or begged. Sometimes I
      beg them from authors
      and publishers.

  • Why Do I Write Reviews?

         No matter where I get
      books, I always give my
      honest opinion when I
      write reviews. I am not
      qualified to review books,
      really. I'm just a reader
      with strong opinions. I love
      talking about what I read
      and want to get others
      excited about children's
      books, too.

  • How Can You Help Me?

         Many links on this blog
      lead to Amazon.com. If you
      like my reviews and you
      click on a book title or
      cover picture and then buy
      the book (or anything else)
      from Amazon, I will get a
      small percentage of the
      sale price. Feel free to do
      that. It helps support my
      book-buying habit.