What is The Summer of Gaia? Author Lee Welles explains, and invites you to join her on weekly Gaia Missions!


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Treehugger has launched their Green Tips video project.

 Watch Gaia Girls author, Lee Welles and post a comment!  While you’re there, send them you’re best “go green” tip!

Cool People Care interviews Lee Welles!  Check it out!

I finally created a catagory for the really cool nature stuff I want to share! Let me know if you find something amazing!
-Lee

June 21, 2008
10:00 amto8:00 pm
June 22, 2008
10:00 amto8:00 pm

Ithaca, NY is one of Lee’s favorite places and the Ithaca Festival is four days of fabulousness that shouldn’t be missed!  Lee will be there Saturday and Sunday, most likely on The Commons.  Let’s hope for sun, ‘cuz the fun is already set to go!

The folks over at Cool People Care did it again! Read the wonderful review for Gaia Girls Way of Water!

It’s a bloggy week for Gaia Girls! 

Another nice blog review for Gaia Girls Enter the Earth at Nature Mom’s Blog.  Notice that the comments include people looking to their libraries for the series.  If you love Gaia Girls, blog away, and be sure your local library has the books!

If you have never visited Cool People Care, check them out! The name says it all. They will show you now to save the earth, “five minutes at a time!”

The cool moms at associated blog, Cool Moms Care,loved Gaia Girls Enter the Earth.  You can read the review (and comment on it!) here.

Nautilus Book AwardWe are thrilled to announce that Gaia Girls Way of Water has won a gold Nautilus Book Award for children/young adult fiction/fantasy!  The award was announced by Publisher’s Weekly at Book Expo America, May 31st.

The Nautilus Book Awards were conceived to recognize and reward  world-changing books, and celebrate how they contribute to positive social change, spiritual growth, conscious living, high-level wellness, and responsible leadership. The image of the Nautilus was selected to symbolize both ancient wisdom and expanding horizons; both the elegance of nature and a continual growth of understanding and awareness.

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