 Titles-Subject to Change Without Notice!
by Susie E. Caron 6/3/2014 Sometimes the best laid out "title" for a book, just needs to change. That's what happened to me and Twee' this weekend. I sent a draft of the 3rd book in my "Between You and Me" series to the editor and she sent it back. It was well edited, but to my surprise she said my title, "Twee' and Me", was cute but didn't fit the story. She explained that 'Twee' and Me' was written in the third person and thus the "Me" didn't fit. (I must have been thinking about Twee' and ME when I wrote it. ) I really liked that title, but she was correct. I needed a new title, a short and catchy one, like the first two books. So I went out to ride my horse and came up with the title. (I know, that's strange.) My 3rd Twee' book, due to launch in September, 2014, is built to generate conversation with children about friends, transitions and more. It is titled: Twee' for Two Read together with your kids for as long as they'll let you. Twee' means you and me! Susie E. Caron Comments are closed.
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Susie E. Caron MA,
Author, Blogger, Podcaster, Christian, Wife, & Mother, helps build parent-child relationships, 1 blog, book & podcast at a time. Welcome! I recently retired from combined careers in teaching, psychotherapy, and parent coaching to spend more time writing. When I'm not busy creating books or articles, you might find me looking for dark chocolate or riding my beautiful horse Apple in the woods and fields of Vermont. Disclaimer
These articles are for educational and self-help purposes only and are not intended as psychotherapy. If you experience unusual symptoms or discomfort please see your medical or mental health practitioner. No patent liability is assumed for use of the information contained. The author disclaims any responsibility for loss or risk for use or application of this material. 
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