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WELCOME
At the beginning of this new year, I would like to express my warmest wishes of Happiness, Peace and Joy to all my readers and visitors,
and to say a special thank you to those who keep encouraging me with their kind words.
I’d also like to ask those interested in receiving my five newsletters per year (winter, spring, summer, autumn and Christmas) to send me a message through the form below.
I’m updating my address lists, and only those having confirmed their wish to receive my newsletters will receive them in the near future.
© Dulce Rodrigues
IN THIS ISSUE
- Monthly Legend
- Monthly Portuguese Recipe
- My featured children's book in English
- Travelogue Egypt
- Kids website www.barry4kids.net
- Forthcoming activities: Brussels Book Fair
- This month it happened...
- Featured PowerPoint presentation about the "Jungfraujoch"
- More features
- Where else to find me…
Monthly legend
Winter is not what we may call a blooming season, but Mother Nature will always surprise us, and among the very few bulb flowers
that show their beauty through the fields covered with snow, we find the
hellebore, a true winter flower that blooms sometimes already at Christmas
in the mountains of Central Europe - hence its other name Christmas rose. The monthly legend is about this flower.
Monthly Portuguese recipe
Cod fish is a popular food with a low fat content, and it is said that in Portugal there are more than 100 traditional ways of cooking cod.
Bacalhau à Brás, (Portuguese shredded cod fish with scrambled eggs and “frites”),
the recipe I’m sharing today, is cheap and delicious. Give it a try and I’m sure you’ll love it.
BARRY's ADVENTURE
20x20 cm, 24 pages ISBN-13: 978-1425171698
ASIN: B003ZK55B6
My featured children’s book in English is again Barry's Adventure,
the cheerful story of my pet dog Barry. This firm family favourite is not yet in the Top 100 of its category,
but I hope it will soon be as a few other of my children’s stories and plays. You may like to watch the respective
book trailer.
So, please let your children and grandchildren discover this story… after all, it’s for children of all ages. I believe there is no better review on a children's book than the opinion of... a child.
And when that opinion comes through poems inspired by the story of the book it's something wonderful!
These poems were written by school children in France where the French version was part of a class project.
I would love that English-speaking children follow the same example and send me their own poems inspired by the story, too.
The book is available as paperback and e-book. E-books can be read on the PC, MAC, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry or Android Phone. Both books are available at
amazon.com
and all other Amazon stores. Worksheets on this book are available to school teachers and parents.
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