Category: Book News
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Midwest Book Review of Children of the Ancient Heroes
Exciting news – the Midwest Book Review of the new release of my Children of the Ancient Heroes is available through the July edition of their Children’s Bookwatch. Here’s what they had to say: Children of the Ancient HeroesRussell FellowsMonarch Educational Serviceshttps://monarcheducationalservices.com9781957656779, $17.99, PB, 172pp Amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/Children-Ancient-Heroes-Russell-Fellows/dp/1957656778 Barnes & Noblehttps://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/children-of-the-ancient-heroes-russell-fellows/1146243231 Synopsis: Thirteen-year-old Tirza Nesbit longs for…
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Something Magical This Way Comes
I have some wonderful news my friends! My extraordinary publisher, Monarch Educational Services, LLC., is releasing a 2nd edition of Children of the Ancient Heroes! This time, the two books – Dreams and Nightmares and Hope and Despair – will be reunited into the single book they were always meant to be! We’re not just…
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Special Events: An Afternoon of Magic and Adventure with Micah Community Movement
I am excited to announce that I am teaming up with a local nonprofit organization to invite you to come make some magic happen with us! Micah Community Movement is an Oklahoma City based nonprofit that serves our unhoused and elderly neighbors. I am a firm believer in the powerful magic of community and this…
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Author Interview: Lori Keating – KidLit Author
This interview first appeared on my Substack on January 15, 2024 Interview with Lori Keating Author Lori Keating’s book “The Memory Quilt” is an exceptional example of how one small act of love can have a big impact. It is a truly wonderful example of community and one that your kids (and you) will treasure…
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Book Review: The Impossible Girl by Ashley White
The impossible girl is the story of a young girl who finds herself transported to a world full of magic and adventure. When she learns that she is what they call a “lost one”, she must navigate a new life, a new school, and a mysterious enemy that threatens everything. What I liked:This is a…
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