What is reaching our audience? I recently had a conversation with a lady who is helping to raise her seven-year-old niece. She is horrified with the language in children’s books promoted in public schools. Children seem to enjoy books that … Continue reading →
Less Than Perfect, by bestselling author Ann Spangler, is a newly released devotional book based on characters from the Bible. Her knowledge of ancient history and culture allows her to create colorful and dramatic stories that give readers a front row … Continue reading →
Tim Shoemaker’s book Code of Silence is a Boy’s Book! Filled with: Action, Suspense, Independence, and Honesty Well maybe not so much honesty, but that’s what the book is actually about. Honesty is one of the hardest virtues for all of … Continue reading →
My friend and fellow author, Robert Z. Hicks (I call him Bob), has written several picture books for children. His latest release, Danny the Dragon, is another gem in the Robert Z. Hicks collection.
Continue reading →A few weeks ago, I was looking through our neighborhood Little Lending Library. You know, the little enclosed box at the ballfield or along a country road with free books. I found several mid-grade novels by the same author. They had … Continue reading →
I am of the generation that remembers telephone party lines and black and white TV. So, when I have a computer problem, I call my five-year-old granddaughter for help. 🙂 At first glance, the technological chasm between the generations may … Continue reading →