In honor of the Angeline Jellybean blog tour--which kicks off tomorrow-- here is a brief article on the history of the sugar-filled, egg-shaped concoctions, by CandyFavorites.com:
http://www.candyfavorites.com/shop/jelly-bean-history.php
Angeline Jellybean can now be purchased at Amazon.com and the 4RV Publishing Store.
The Angeline Jellybean Blog Tour:
Ransom Noble at http://ransomnoble.wordpress.com/ -December 28th
Vivian Zabel at http://vivianzabel.blogspot.com -December 29th
Laura Peters at http://www.renaissance-seamstress.com/blog/ -December 30th
Elysabeth Eldering http://jgdsseries.blogspot.com/ -December 31st
Susan Thompson at http://www.susansmiththompson.com/ -January 1st
Sarah Adkins at http://seapeanut.wordpress.com/ -January 2nd
Lea Schizas at http://thewritingjungle.blogspot.com/ -January 3rd
Crystalee Calderwood at http://crystaleecalderwood.blogspot.com -January 4th
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What a good introduction to Angeline's tour.
Great link! If you've ever read my blog, you know I'm all into candy, especially old-time candy. I can stay on these silly candy links for hours. It's scary!
I love jelly beans. I always have. Easter was always a favorite time for me and I even love the black ones. I have a Jelly Belly dispenser downstairs. In fact, my upcoming 4RV book, The Marshmallow Man, has jelly beans in it. The little old lady uses jelly beans as buttons for her marshmallow friend.
Angeline Jellybean is a cute story and my boys really enjoyed it!
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