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Kendra Rogers

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Kendra Rogers I have several books going, so if I struggle with one, I switch to another. If that doesn't work, I step away and wait for inspiration.…moreI have several books going, so if I struggle with one, I switch to another. If that doesn't work, I step away and wait for inspiration.(less)

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Kendra Rogers I am working on an allergy parenting book, a letter to the public about how to treat those with different abilities and needs, two letters to new pare…moreI am working on an allergy parenting book, a letter to the public about how to treat those with different abilities and needs, two letters to new parents about what's normal and what isn't, and eventually a book about parenting 2E teens. My daughter and I are working on a children's book too.(less)

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Growing Exceptional Seedlings: Companionship for Parents of Neurodivergent Kids

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To take a break? Or not? (Brick and mortar school edition)

As homeschoolers, a luxury we use liberally is the decision regarding taking breaks from heavy schooling. I fully realize this is not something those families who use brick and mortar (public, private, montessori, etc) s...

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