First stop in Maryland?
St. John's Episcopal School, Olney.
I knew it was going to be a good day when I turned into the parking lot. I love old churches, especially Episcopal Churches built over 100 years ago.
And there's always something interesting to see in churchyards, including beautiful flowers in bloom everywhere.
Then I stepped inside the school. Wow, what a nice welcome. Sweet tea, cookies, and tons of GLORY BE books on display and in the hands of readers.
Great kids. Terrific questions. A librarian connection!
(Loved this. I know what this student's favorite book is.)
Thank you, St. John's School! More pictures soon.
5 comments:
I'm so glad you enjoyed the visit. The school was thrilled to have you!
Carol Cole Flanagan
Rector
What a splendid day! It all looks marvelous.
Augusta - Thank you so much for visiting our school. Our girls were just bubbling over with questions and excitement! I can't remember in the last 7 years ever having a "real author" come to visit. It was great to hear about your sources of inspiration, and I believe you inspired some budding new authors. And now I know what doodlebugs are - my uncle gave this nickname to my daughter, but I thought he made it up! Please stop by again whenever you are in town. And best wishes for Glory Be, and your next 10 books.
Tricia
Thanks, everybody. It was such fun for me and I loved being there!
Tricia- love the doodlebug story. I will remember that!
I love that Charlotte's Web display.
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