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Floridot! is the creation of award-winning children’s writer Jan Godown Annino. She collects dead shell skeletons that wash up under her feet on Florida beaches. Jan is the author of the ALA/Amelia Bloomer Top Ten title, SHE SANG PROMISE: The Story of
Betty Mae Jumper,Seminole Tribal Leader, illustrated by Lisa Desimini, with a letter to young readers from Moses Jumper Jr.
The story won the Florida Book Awards. Visit Jan and learn more about the wild child times and also, alligator-wrestling days, of Betty Mae Jumper, through a visit to Bookseedstudio.
Bookseedstudio http://bookseedstudio.wordpress.com/events/
I love the shell dots!
ReplyDeleteThat is some assortment of seashells! Just a beautiful dot :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous shell dots.
ReplyDeleteGreat organic dot Jan! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shell dot, Jan! Congratulations on being added to the Celibri-Dot list!:)
ReplyDeleteI love collecting seashells! Great idea, Jan!
ReplyDeleteAppreciations for all these shellabration notes.
ReplyDeleteHappy International DOT day!
Clever idea!
ReplyDeleteClever, Jan!
ReplyDeleteO. My. Thanks Pat Miller & Patty Toht!
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