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Deb Manikas

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Deb is a retired middle school educator: first as a sixth grade English Language Arts teacher then as principal. She has three daughters and two sons, all grown, and is blessed with ten grandchildren! It has always been her dream to write children’s books. Deb lives in upstate New York.

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The importance of modeling reading to children cannot be understated. Studies have shown that the number one key to raising successful lifelong readers is starting children young, (including in utero) with rich, nurturing rhymes, stories and songs.
“Young children learn best within an attachment system that emphasizes learning.” (Eleanor Reynolds quoted in “The Minds of Boys: Saving Our
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Deb Manikas A Path to the Lake

I enjoyed this book even more than Full of Grace. The book begins when the main character, Kate, is blindsided by three traumatic life events within a few days of each other, which she has to deal with alone. Be ready for a ride when you read this book; the plot twists and winds, just as the path to the lake does. The constants in this novel are the presence of the lake and the interconnectedness of the characters. While the book portrays the lake as a threat in the beginning of the book, the characters return to the lake for inspiration and solace.
A Path to the Lake is both a literal and figurative title for this fast-paced book.


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