Tomorrow is International Literacy Day. If you can read and write, you may want to help others do the same. How? Oh so many ways:
*team up with a bookstore to donate a book a month to your local elementary school,
*leave a good book that you’ve finished at a bus stop (it may spark a life-long love of reading in a stranger),
*volunteer to read to a child at your local elementary school or library,
*read a story to an elder who struggles with reading,
*donate to CODE Canada or another organization that helps promote literacy.
The question isn’t what you can do, and WHEN and HOW.
Choose to make our world a better place. Support literacy today!
Sheryl McFarlane 
Jan 30, 2013 @ 20:18:01
Hi Sheryl
I contacted you a while ago regarding my first book, Blowing Bubbles. It is now published! I even have my own website although I have yet to determine how to best add things to it.
I would love to get a copy to you in the hopes that you might review it or add it to your website.
Many thanks
Kathleen Cherry
Jan 30, 2013 @ 22:09:58
Right now I’m on a literary jury and don’t have time to read much more than the submissions, but I’ll have more time to read come spring Kathleen. Email me at sheryl@sherylmcfarlane.ca and I’ll send you my address.
Sep 08, 2012 @ 09:44:55
Greetings – Sheryl,
I am a Northern B.C. school counsellor, Mom and new author (!!!). I have been trying to contact you by e-mail but I appear to be somewhat technologically challenged. I would love to send you my new book Blowing Bubbles for review and would appreciate it if you could contact me via e-mail. Many, many thanks.
Kathleen
Sep 08, 2012 @ 09:59:09
Congratulations on your first book Kathleen. I’d love to have a look. I’ll get in touch.