Booklovers love books. It’s a given. (Otherwise, they would be called something else.) The funny thing about us is that we love some books more than others. 😉 Here’s how you can love a book of your own! Get a paperback copy. You know a book is something special when it makes it past the … More How to Love a Book
I quake in my metaphorical boots every time I share an excerpt with you all because a) it hasn’t been through a million rounds of editing yet and is definitely cringeworthy, so b) I’ll probably change it at some point. Last year, about this same time, I took the plunge and published the first scene … More A Tale of Two Beginnings
“Here’s where Pooh’s adventures all began. Published in 1926, this is the original Winnie-the-Pooh with illustrations by Ernest H. Shepard. Beginning with “Winnie-the-Pooh and Some Bees,” here are ten classic tales featuring the whole gang: Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, Eeyore, Owl, Kanga, Little Roo, and Christopher Robin. Rmember when Pooh visits Rabbit and “gets into a … More Book Review: The World of Pooh
Zane from Simple Impossibilities (a super awesome blog) did this blog tag the other day and left it open for anyone to consider themselves tagged. 😉 It’s been a little while since I’ve done one of these, so I decided to pick it up. Thanks, Zane! (Caitlin Lambert originally created this tag here.) Rules Thank the person … More The #Voices of YA Tag
Today I’m excited to be interviewing author Sarah Holman and introducing you to her latest book in the Tales of Taelis series! 😉 “Some dreams will be dashed, and their devotion will be tested. Dara’s life is full of farm work and worries, especially now that her older brother is a priest in a far … More Sarah Holman Interview
“The Lord of the Rings meets Calvin and Hobbes in The Dragon Lord Saga, a new five-part graphic novel series from Jonny Jimison! Martin the soldier wants an adventure. Marco the stableboy wants to stay at home. Adventure takes them both by surprise as they encounter all the dragons, curses, thieves, and monsters the outside … More Book Review: Martin and Marco
Last weekend, six independent authors and I came together to form a booth at our local homeschool convention selling ten different titles. We had a profitable and encouraging weekend (and a ton of goofy fun to boot)! Here’s a recap. 😉 Thursday night, we were blessed to hitch a ride to set-up with another author’s … More My Weekend at the Generation Rising Authors Booth
I’ve been at the convention all day and will be again tomorrow! 😀 Here’s a “teaser” picture, and I’ll share more Monday!! (Early customers from church testing our salesmen skills.) 😉
“Attacked by a bear, Hunted by murderers, Trapped in a Secret Room… Why did Nookie murder Don? Why were Brian and John captured? And how will they escape? When Brian and John meet up with a bear, get chased by two murderers, and are captured in an underground chamber, things look pretty hopeless. How will … More Book Review: The Mystery of the Mansion
Happy release day! Happy, happy release day! (Sung to the tune of “Allouette”. Complete with happy, birdlike arm flapping.) The Twin Arrows is out!!!!!! My precious is available on Amazon in paperback and eBook and all the other places. 😀 Just months ago this was a plotholed, cringeworthy, disgusting old draft. Enter beta-readers, supportive, amazing … More The Twin Arrows Release Day!
