nancy bo flood

“Water runs through our bodies, brings food and oxygen to our cells, and allows us to breathe, sweat, stand up and move. Then water cleans up, taking away what pollutes and poisons.”

Those words, taken from the introduction to my…

A shining star session at ILA (International Literacy Association) was Sunday’s review of the Notable Books for a Global Society—for two reasons. One was an especially delightful surprise; the second was a stirring and inspiring description of the twenty-five 2015…

I spent seven years living and teaching on an island most of my friends and relatives had never heard of. Have you?

Welcome to Saipan.

I was standing next to the fence watching a young girl riding her horse barrel-racing, speeding around the arena, kicking up dirt and smiling from ear to ear.

I thought, I want to do that.  I want to be a…

I once raised and rode horses and there is nothing like galloping across a field with the wind in your face and the feel of the horse moving under you.

Here…

Interview by Vicki Palmquist · Bookology Magazine

When you conceived of Cowboy Up! was the poetry format a part of your plan? If not, when did that…

Nancy Bo Flood writes and teaches on the Navajo Reservation where she hikes, rides her bike and attends local rodeos. She is the author of several award-winning books including Navajo Year, Walk Through Many Seasons (Arizona…

Thank you, Karen Lynn Williams, author of many award winning picture books that gently encourage compassion. Karen’s books offer a child’s perspective about what it means to be lose one’s home…