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Of Fire and Ash by Gillian Bronte Adams
This is the last guest post of launch week! Note: it's not the last post, I'll still be here tomorrow, but this is our last guest. I'm proud to introduce Rebekah, who I met last year in a peer-led Cohort. She writes "ultra-top-secret-projects" and is a ARC (Advanced...
Stop The Rain: Never Leave a Fallen Comrade by Kassie Angle
I'm excited to share the next guest post of launch week! I met Lulu through a writing coaching program last year, and her thoughtful feedback and beautiful prose inspired me. She also shared a chilling story idea and her great sense of humor. She's currently alpha...
The Star That Always Stays by Anna Rose Johnson
Your second review of the day! This one comes from my friend Emily Charlotte. She's intrigued me with her stories, taught me with her artistic method, and encouraged me in my writing a couple years now. She writes beautiful down to earth stories and today she reviews...
Pop by Gordan Korman
This is the first of two short reviews today. For launch week, you almost get a movie trailer preview of how I write reviews, and this the first negative one. I hope you find it helpful. The blurb: When Marcus moves to a new town in the dead of summer, he doesn't know...
These War Torn Hands by Emily Heyse
I'm proud to introduce Hannah, a writer friend who always stretches my views of different genres! I met Hannah through a writing coaching program last year when I got to read and give feedback on her a fascinating, but homely, ghost story she wrote. Now she's...
Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper
First day of launch week! Today, I'm sharing my thoughts on a New York Times Bestselling book I read a few months ago. Here's the blurb: Eleven-year-old Melody is not like most people. She can’t walk. She can’t talk. She can’t write. All because she has cerebral...
What Is Everyday Magic?
I love those magic moments. When something happens just like in a story, when you expect the ordinary and something unexpected, something really special happens. Extraordinary things out of the blue. And you go back to the ordinary, touched by that moment. Encouraged...