Mrs. Freels Writes!

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I started writing because I needed an outlet for my worries about going back to school after a year and a half of remote teaching. My first book was born from this anxiety, and I realized I loved writing! And I was sort of good at it… Five books later, I am still energized by new ideas and stories percolating in my mind.

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  • Things I Learned This Week

    The first kinda full week of school has come to an end. Student dismissal was 1:25 this week, so we could keep a few each day for assessments. Teaching older students, there is only one assessment that needs to be…

  • Well, It’s Over… Kinda.

    Yesterday was the official last day of summer break, for me anyway. It’s been a great ride, but all good things must come to an…

  • Today I Am…

    A writer, a blogger, teacher, student, and… I finished chapter 7 today! The Wimmer nugget was the highlight, and I am so excited to share…

  • Embracing History, Because It’s EVERYWHERE!

    Last week I had a hiccup in the writing process, because I really needed to see Coloma through fresh eyes. I wanted to remind myself what it’s like now, so I could write about it properly in 1848, with the…

  • Energized and Inspired!

    I started writing chapter 4 a few days ago, but there was a hiccup. The last time I’d been to Coloma, where gold was discovered…

  • The Gold Rush is EVERYWHERE!

    Last weekend Bob and I attended a Celebration of Life for a neighbor. It wasn’t a sad occasion, but truly was a celebration. It was…

  • Things To Do…

    Focus! Focus! Focus! And get back to book 6! (No title yet) Easier said than done. Monday I had to take my car in for…

Lisa Freels is a long-time elementary school teacher. With a deep love of teaching, learning, and history, she’s always looking to try something new. One summer she decided to write a book. This became her first novel, and the beginning of a new endeavor. Lisa lives in California’s East Bay, and incorporates much of her own life into her books. Her grown children might see themselves in her characters, as do her students. Living with her hubby and two cats, she continues to write for her students. Never for fame and fortune!