Lynn is a woman of average stature who stands at a height of 5 ft 4 in ( Approx 1.6m). Lynn is a 74-year-old American journalist and author who was born in 1948 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America. Her show aired on weekdays from 10 – 11 am. Most recently, Lynn served as the host of an internet radio talk show on the Pittsburgh City Paper’s website. She currently serves as a host in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Lynn is an American liberal radio talk show host. Lynn Cullen Net Worthįrom her journalism career and her publications, Lynn has accumulated an estimated net worth of $3,397,091. Lynn receives an average salary of $78,385 per year. She earns a reasonable amount as the host in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. – The Sisters of Summit Avenue Lynn Cullen Salary 'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title.– LITTLE SCRAGGLY HAIR: A Dog on Noah’s Ark Washington Based on the true story behind Gilbert Stuart’s famous portraits of Washington, this funny historical read will leave rascals, ruffians, and troublemakers of all ages laughing. A fabulous addition to picture book collections.-Amy Shepherd, St. The artwork, created using a combination of pen on paper, acrylic paint on canvas, and digital media, is hilarious and bright, with clever attention to detail. Children of all ages will find it a hoot. The work must be completed one way or another, but will the president ever smile? Crafted as a series of letters from Charlotte Stuart to George Washington, this picture book is funny, colorful, and full of calamitous situations. However, the precocious youngsters always show up, full of shenanigans and good intentions. Thanks to the rowdy children, this commission is difficult to complete, so their father tries to sneak future visits past them. Washington does indeed return, and the children are so good that they all fall asleep-including the president. She also urges him to smile, as it will greatly enhance the picture.

Young Charlotte feels badly about their misbehavior and writes a letter of apology to the president, imploring him to return to allow father to complete the portrait. President Washington is none too pleased and sends the children the Rules of Good Behavior for Boys and Girls. But, try as they will, it's one disaster after another. K-Gr 4-When President George Washington visits the home of the prominent painter Gilbert Stuart to have his portrait painted, Stuart's children, Charlotte, James, and baby John, try really hard to be good.

Dear Mr. Washington by Lynn Cullen