i.e.faber
storyteller for children and all who are young at heart
About Ingrid
Ingrid spent her childhood climbing trees, getting her boots dirty, and living inside the stories she created. As an adult, she is exactly the same except now she has to cook her own meals and she’s not real fond of that part of adulthood….
Blog
Talking when no one is listening, thinking out loud around strangers, talking to dogs who don’t understand, and writing on blogs that people don’t read are just a few of Ingrid E. Faber’s talents. As a writer and lover of books, she shares her thoughts…
Ingrid’s Work
While Ingrid is mainly a dog groomer and a dog trainer, she is a Content Writer / Editor for both companies where she works. She also maintains the website and all social media presence for the dog grooming company. Some less formal and/or creative…
Wolf Camp (Book Review)
by Andrea Zuill Humor – Picture Book My Synopsis: Homer the dog gets an invitation to go to Wolf Camp for a week and he absolutely MUST go! Why I Picked This Book: I was watching Julie Hedlund‘s mini-lessons that she was offering to…
Goodreads Monday – Ronan the Librarian
Goodreads Monday is a great way to talk about a book from your TBR list. Originally started by Lauren’s Page Turners, most people do these weekly, (such as Confessions of a YA Reader who partakes in several fun blog themes) I prefer to do mine…
Little Bird Flies (book review)
by Karen McCombie Historical Fiction – Middle Grade (book 1) My Synopsis: 12-year-old Bridie lives with her family on a remote island of Scotland in 1861. As much as she loves her island, her family, and her best friend, she fears being “stuck” on…
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