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Author Archives: Karleen Bradford
First draft finished – Champagne cooling
First draft of The Confederation Diary of Rosie Dunn is done! I don’t know about the rest of you, but first drafts are really really hard for me. I start off with great enthusiasm and energy, but inevitably run into … Continue reading
An Osprey with Attitude
My fashionista Osprey is back. I wrote about her in my very first blog last May. Despite the destruction of her nest the winter before, she had rebuilt it–with panache. No ordinary sticks and twigs for her. Her nest was … Continue reading
Posted in This and that
Tagged bits and pieces, decorations, fashionista, nests, ospreys, Spring, twigs
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The Other Elizabeth and the War of 1812
We’re celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the War of 1812 this year and to that end I’m showcasing my book, The Other Elizabeth, here in my blog. It’s the story of a girl who goes to Upper Canada Village with … Continue reading
Memories of Germany III
The year we left, my best friend, Dianne Hentschel, and I decided that before our two oldest teens went back to Canada to University they must see Berlin. This was before the wall came down, before it was even conceivable … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin, Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, East Berlin, East Germany, Germany, the Berlin wall
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Memories of Germany II
My husband travelled a lot, but there was always something to do. I remember one slushy, grubby day in particular. It was raining in Bonn, but snow on the hilltops across the river beckoned. The Siebengebirge, the Seven Mountains. Siegfried … Continue reading
Old Books Reborn II
Last summer I posted about rewriting and bringing three of my out of print books up to date, and publishing them as ebooks and print on demand books. They’re finally out. They’re available now as paperbacks in bookstores and online, … Continue reading
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Tagged Back in time, Cornwall, Druids, ghosts, historical fiction, standing stones, Wales, War of 1812
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Reading with children
I built up an extensive library of children’s books while my own children were young. Because of my husband’s job, we moved every three or four years to different postings in different countries. With each move my library grew larger…and … Continue reading