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Tiny Dancer
Tiny Dancer is a true story about a Rufous Hummingbird that wintered one year in the author's backyard. Affectionately nicknamed Rufie, the author fretted and worried about him during an unseasonably cold Texas Gulf Coast winter. Temperatures plunged and ice formed on the feeder. How would he survive, this tiny creature no larger than the author's thumb? Why didn't he migrate south to subtropical Mexico or Belize?
Come find out on this quick and delightful story about how one mother-daughter relationship has long-lasting and loving effects on the next generation.
As an added bonus, the first chapter of Unspoken Bond, Blake's award winning story, is included in this publication.
DEAR READERS, thank you for stopping by! I know your time is valuable and I want you to know that I wrote Tiny Dancer from the heart. It is a short story (about ten pages long) yet one I think should be told. I dedicated it to the memory of my mother. I hope you enjoy it!
There is nothing more that I like to do than to observe our great outdoors. Even though I live in a major metropolitan city, I can find snippits of nature anywhere - from my yard, to watching birds soar in the sky above a busy interstate on my way to work, or on a walk behind my house where there is a small green space next to a high school.
Again, thank you for stopping by!
Blake
Come find out on this quick and delightful story about how one mother-daughter relationship has long-lasting and loving effects on the next generation.
As an added bonus, the first chapter of Unspoken Bond, Blake's award winning story, is included in this publication.
DEAR READERS, thank you for stopping by! I know your time is valuable and I want you to know that I wrote Tiny Dancer from the heart. It is a short story (about ten pages long) yet one I think should be told. I dedicated it to the memory of my mother. I hope you enjoy it!
There is nothing more that I like to do than to observe our great outdoors. Even though I live in a major metropolitan city, I can find snippits of nature anywhere - from my yard, to watching birds soar in the sky above a busy interstate on my way to work, or on a walk behind my house where there is a small green space next to a high school.
Again, thank you for stopping by!
Blake
37 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 24, 2013
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