What do you see when you look at a picture of a cat? Do you just see a pretty cat or do you see more? What can you read into this picture? When you look at any picture, do you only see what is right in front of your eyes? Or do you see more?

This is the conclusion of my interview with Ruth Nestvold, author of Never Ever After.

This is part one of my interview with Ruth Nestvold, author of Never Ever After.

Twins Linus and Ophelia Easterday are deserted by their parents and left with their aunt and uncle, Portia and Augustus Sandwich, for five long years. Their aunt and uncle own and run a store that sells old and rare books. What is there to enjoy while there?

You are preparing to go on vacation. Are you going away or aweigh? When you chop down a tree do you use an ax or an acts? The drinks need to be kept chilled. Do you put them on ice or on eyes? Learn about these and others confusing words in this article.

This is the conclusion of my interview with Stephanie Casher, author of When Love Isn't Enough.

This is part one of my interview with Stephanie Casher, author of When Love Isn't Enough.

Are there ever times in a relationship when love just isn't enough to keep the relationship going? This book puts drama right where it belongs – between the pages of a book.

Do you make bread with dough or do you make bread with doe? When you accidentally fall asleep, do you doze or do you does? When you complete a task, are you done with the job or are you dun with the job? Have fun learning about homonyms from discussed to effect.

Do you remember being read fairy tales when you were a child? The monsters were always defeated, the beautiful lady was always rescued by Prince Charming, and everyone lived happily ever after. What happened after the end of the stories that we read? Did everyone really live happily ever after?