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Finding Winnie, AA Milne, Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, World War I, Caldecott Award, historical fiction, children's picture book

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Finding Winnie: the Pooh Bear’s True History

Finding Winner–in which we learn the true story of a funny old bear.

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The Importance of Research Discipline

The importance of research discipline–no matter what you’re writing.

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Love Letters

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Reading Love Letters

Do you like to read love letters? Well, certainly if they’re addressed to you. But what if, as an historian, you’re reading someone else’s love letters, say a husband to his wife during a war? I’ve written about this issue before and, frankly, it feels intrusive. The question still remains in my mind: “Is it research or voyeurism?” Look at the…
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What is Bandage Rolling?

If you’ve read as many WWI books and war-based fiction as I have, you may be wondering “what IS bandage rolling?” Why were women always rolling bandages and what did it have to do with war? As a child in 20th century America, the only bandages I knew were Band-Aids. How do your roll those? When we got too “proficient”…
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Novelists and Prayer Requests

How novelists make good intercessory prayers

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Bible School Students and Oswald Chambers Part III

What do Bible School Students end up doing with their lives?

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Michelle Ule

Michelle Ule is a NYTimes bestselling author of historical fiction, an essayist, blogger, and the biographer of both Mrs. Oswald Chambers. and Overflowing Faith: Lettie Cowman

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