the question is:

what do you do?

The answer is:
Pray. Research and study. Write. 
Research more. Rewrite to include what I learned. Take a short break. Research again.
Take a long trip. Write with refeshing vigor.
​Read a good book. Write more sensitively.
Listen to great music. Sing. Play piano.
Write with better rhythm, flow, and pacing. 
Research and study. Pray. Then ...
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It's a merry-go-round literary life,
​and I love it!

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MELODY STREET

I remember learning this when you were my music teacher. I just had to buy this book.
- Sabrina Henderson Gloria,
​former music student

​I really enjoy your Melody Street. It gives me hope that I can pass the Kodaly levels. Do you think that practicing the songs using your Melody Street part three will help me? I am using your parts one and two for my third graders. 
- Nancy Dobbins,
General Music Teacher in 
Elementary School

GUITARS & FOLK ​SONGS

​Your one chord pdfs with color drawings and standard notation and chords in the corner are awesomely helpful.
- Clara Wieck,
​Ukulele Teacher

​WOW! Thank you so very much. This is the best information of all. I am so glad I found you. 
- Sally Guerrero, 
​Department Chair, Young Musicians at the Conservatory of Music

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THE STORY OF GLOPS series

Your book titles and covers are amazing and beautiful. They are both elegant and expressive. Your titles reveals the essence and message of your story, while your covers illustrate the style and genre. Your books are destined to be masterpieces and favorites.
- Colleen Reed, Public Relations Agency

... Biblical history in a work that is both accurate and accessible. Betty M Reeves has produced such a work in her latest book. The reading level is good for interested adults to read to older children and for teens to read for themselves ... joyful observers called glops give a soothing and happy response to the narrative. I hope that parents and grandparents will consider putting this work on their reading list.
- Rev. Dr. Ruth Fowler, retired minister

​Betty Reeves’ passion for the scriptures is reflected in every chapter she writes. The time and research she put into them is clear. Throughout the books, she weaves in lesser-known facts about the history behind these often-overlooked biblical stories. At the same time, her fictional glops help make stories that may be hard to read more lighthearted and approachable.
- Aaren Ruggles, Author

​True to the Scriptures ... children and adults of all ages will enjoy ...
- Gay Mills, Associate Minister

Children will love the stories and will also be enlightened and entertained by color photographs scattered throughout the book.
- Jeannie F Linzie, ​Retired Library Associate

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