Fun Weekend Photos from the “Art of the Gift” Event

I’m going to share some photos from my weekend. I participated in an event called “The Art of the Gift,” where local (Idaho-based) authors and artisans shared their talents. I enjoyed meeting other authors as well as artists and photographers. I also did some Christmas shopping, because ’tis the season to pull out the credit cards. 🙂

I shared a table with Lance Butler, author of “I Can Fix That,” a lovely Christian children’s’ book.

Here’s a link where you can buy Lance’s book, “I Can Fix That.” It would make a lovely and thoughtful Christmas gift! (And so would my book, “The French Impressionist,” btw). 🙂

I fell in love with this calendar! It features the gorgeous watercolors of local artist Connie Pepper, and each page also includes a recipe.

Here’s a link to Connie’s blog: Connie Pepper Arts

Author C. D. Cardinet had cookies made to look like his book covers. I love this idea!

Here’s a link to C.C. Cardinet’s first book, “The Star Child.”

Don’t know if you can see it well, but that photo of the sun rising over the Snake River is outstanding.

Happy December!

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Rebecca Bischoff

I'm a life-long bibliophile who loves to read, write, and eat chocolate. I live in Idaho and currently work as a speech pathologist in schools. I love learning about other languages and cultures, and at various times have studied French, Spanish, and Italian. I spent a little time living in northern Italy in the early nineties, so I claim to be most proficient in that language. My debut YA novel, "The French Impressionist," was released in 2016 by Amberjack Publishing. I hope you enjoy my website.