Author, Jodi Sykes

Tuesday, August 11, 2015

Check out my Radio Interview With "A Gang of Girls!"

Last night, I had the pleasure of chatting with Donna Damato and

We had a great discussion on how to deal with getting a cancer diagnosis, health issues or other challenges that we may face in life and how to deal with these challenges as they pop up.

So, here is the link to our talk:

A Gang of Girls Radio Show 8/10/15

Monday, August 10, 2015

Such a Deal! The House on Pancake Hill is on Sale for 99¢!

My paranormal memoir,

The House on Pancake Hill

will be on sale starting today for 99¢!

You can download the e-book to your

Kindle or your PC....

Click:

The House on Pancake Hill

The sale will continue through

the end of this week!

Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Mark Your Calendars!

Soooo excited! I'll be joining

Donna Damato & Auriel Grace

Monday, August 10th at 8:00 Central Time on their weekly show,

A Gang of Girls Radio!

Donna and Auriel are the owners of

Elevated Delights

in Naperville, Illinois.

Be sure to tune in for some spirited and enlightened conversations!

I'll also be running a Kindle Countdown Deal on Amazon for my paranormal memoir,

The House on Pancake Hill

beginning 8/10, you can download the book for 99¢

to your Kindle or PC!

Monday, July 20, 2015

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Wednesday, June 17, 2015

One of My Favorite Early Childhood Books - The Kissing Hand!

When I was a Pre-K teacher, every year, I'd host a new parent meeting the day before the first day of school. The children were invited as well. Once the meeting was over, I'd invite them all to join me on the rug for a story. I'd read them, The Kissing Hand, and then I'd have the children each choose a colorful, laminated pre-cut hand print. I'd write their name on the center of the palm and tell the mommies or daddies to let their child bring the hand print to school the next day so that they could kiss it and their child could have that constant reminder to stick in their pocket (or hold onto) all day until they returned in the afternoon to pick them up.

It was ALWAYS a hit! ♥