Carla Solomon

There was some definite hanky-panky going on among the acorn, yellow, and zucchini squashes this year. I hope they taste as good as they look.

Bridgeside Books in Waterbury, VT has been gracious enough to allow me to come and have a book signing at their store. I will have not only A GHOSTLY TWIST, but also my new book AN EXTRAORDINARY MYSTERY. Hope to see you there! Click here to view: Bridgeside

This one is for 8-10 year olds and probably appeals more to girls. If you purchase it from Bookshop, you’ll be supporting your local bookstore and it still ships straight to you! click here I enjoyed working with Annie Gangne on my cover. She did a wonderful job bringing my characters to life. And of…

So the package is what I planted, but that’s not what I got. I gather they’re still zucchini, just not the kind I expected. Luckily, they still work fine for zucchini bread!

So plentiful and easy to pick. They could use a little more sun to get a little sweeter, but they still made a great cobbler.

Sometimes, after it’s been raining for what seems like forever, you find a bit of sunshine somewhere else.

Sunny day after all the rain. Went downtown to Burlington to talk to my publisher about my next book and took advantage of being close to my favorite creemie stand. I figure summer will be gone sooner than you think. Have to enjoy the things that make it special while you can.

Thanks to Annie Gangne who’s making this for me. I may be able to put some words together, but I can hardly draw a stick figure, so this is amazing!