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Writing about Ice Cream and Civic Change with Suzanne Jacobs Lipshaw
Hello! Uploading yet again from a coffee shop…but internet is coming to our house soon I hope! It’s been a busy time unpacking boxes and trying to find places for everything while writing without childcare on a book called Writing without Childcare. I’ve also just done my first reader survey of my newsletter and I learned a lot which I’ll roll into next week’s episode about lessons learned from the last book launch.
Today I’ve got an interview with Suzanne Jacobs Lipshaw about her picture book I Campaigned for Ice Cream about ice cream and taking civic action which was inspired by the true story of her son’s campaign to change a local law and allow ice cream trucks to operate in his town. It’s a great listen with a lot to learn about writing a nonfiction picture book and persistence in writing. Scroll on down and check it out!
About Suzanne
Suzanne Jacobs Lipshaw is a nonfiction picture book author and elementary special education teacher who is passionate about growing young minds through her teaching and writing. The proud momma of two grown boys, Suzanne lives in Waterford, MI with her husband and Ziggy, her furry writing companion. When she’s not dreaming up new writing or teaching projects, you can find her kayaking on the lake, hiking a trail, practicing at the yoga studio, or comparing paint swatches at the local Sherwin Williams. Learn more about Suzanne at SuzanneJacobsLipshaw.com.
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Hello! Uploading yet again from a coffee shop…but internet is coming to our house soon I hope! It’s been a busy time unpacking boxes and trying to find places for everything while writing without childcare on a book called Writing without Childcare. I’ve also just done my first reader survey of my newsletter and I learned a lot which I’ll roll into next week’s episode about lessons learned from the last book launch.
Today I’ve got an interview with Suzanne Jacobs Lipshaw about her picture book I Campaigned for Ice Cream about ice cream and taking civic action which was inspired by the true story of her son’s campaign to change a local law and allow ice cream trucks to operate in his town. It’s a great listen with a lot to learn about writing a nonfiction picture book and persistence in writing. Scroll on down and check it out!
About Suzanne
Suzanne Jacobs Lipshaw is a nonfiction picture book author and elementary special education teacher who is passionate about growing young minds through her teaching and writing. The proud momma of two grown boys, Suzanne lives in Waterford, MI with her husband and Ziggy, her furry writing companion. When she’s not dreaming up new writing or teaching projects, you can find her kayaking on the lake, hiking a trail, practicing at the yoga studio, or comparing paint swatches at the local Sherwin Williams. Learn more about Suzanne at SuzanneJacobsLipshaw.com.