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Showing posts with label historical fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label historical fiction. Show all posts
Friday, November 17, 2017
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Meet our next Author for the Author TakeOver Event
Janet F. Smart lives in picturesque West Virginia. She is
the mother of three grown boys. She enjoys writing for children, bringing her
thoughts, dreams and imagination to life. When not outside enjoying nature, she
sits at her writing desk, her inner child flowing onto the paper. A flicker of
a childhood memory was the inspiration for this novel.
After his dad dies in an accident at work, twelve-year-old
Teddy Haynes and his mom come back to live with family in rural West Virginia.
They hope to start over, but some people say the Russians are going to blow up
the United States. How can they start over, if the world comes to an end?
He finds his life filled with talk of bomb shelters, a cat
and dog that don't get along, clinging two-year-old twin nephews and a pretty
girl he's too shy to talk to. To help cope with their fears, Teddy and his
friends convert an old cave in the woods into a bomb shelter. Will they be able
to work together and pull through the tense-filled months during the Cuban
Missile Crisis in the fall of 1962? And will Teddy be able to overcome his
grief from the loss of his dad?
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Carolyn Savage is our next Author Featured in the AuthorTakeOver Event
C. M. Savage
began writing at a young age. She wrote and illustrated her first book when she
was in second grade and continued to write off and on through college. After
traveling, she enjoyed working with birds of prey, mammals and endangered
Hawaiian birds. She is a second degree black belt in Taekwondo, enjoys crafting
and volunteers in the library at her children’s school. She currently lives on
Maui with her husband and two daughters on their small organic farm. The
Gardenia Curse is her debut novel.
Thirteen-year-old Eva Thomas finds herself in a life
threatening mystery when her dreams become real. Night after night, she is
transported to Dreamland, where an evil being, the Shadow, wants her dead. Exhausted from her troubled sleep, Eva stumbles through her days in a
new town where her grandmother is known as an eccentric and in a new school
where a bully has decided Eva needs to be put in her place. Can Eva save herself and her
dreams before it’s too late?
Sunday, September 3, 2017
Our next Author...Fran Orenstein
Our next author to be on the Author TakeOver Event is...Fran Orenstein
Fran Orenstein, Ed.D., published author and poet, also edits both poetry and prose. She wrote her first poem at age eight and has written and published academically and professionally since then. This included working as a magazine editor and writer, writing political speeches and material for state government and writing newsletters for various organizations. Her author credits include eleven published books, including middle grade novels, young adult novels, a contemporary adult novel and two adult mysteries, plus a book of poetry, and...there are more books waiting in the wings. Visit Fran’s World at www.franorenstein.com for more information.
Her academic credentials are B.A. in Early Childhood Education from CUNY’s Brooklyn College; M.Ed. in Counseling Psych from The College of NJ; and, Ed.D. in Child & Youth Studies from Nova Southeastern University.
She has authored many books for children and young adults:
Shadow Boy Mystery Series: Mystery under Third Base – Book 1, Mystery of the Green Goblin – Book 2, Mystery of the Stolen Painting – Book 3, Mystery in Gram's Attic – Book 4.
Also by Fran Orenstein: The Spice Trader’s Daughter; The Calling of the Flute; Fat Girls from Outer Space; Fat Girls from Outer Space; a Graphic Novel
Saturday, May 13, 2017
Meeting and Exhibition
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Thursday, March 2, 2017
Duck and Cover
New title from Saguaro Books, LLC...
After his dad dies in an accident at work, twelve-year-old Teddy Haynes and his mom come back to live with family in rural West Virginia. They hope to start over, but some people say the Russians are going to blow up the United States. How can they start over, if the world comes to an end?
He finds his life filled with talk of bomb shelters, a cat and dog that don't get along, clinging two-year-old twin nephews and a pretty girl he's too shy to talk to. To help cope with their fears, Teddy and his friends convert an old cave in the woods into a bomb shelter. Will they be able to work together and pull through the tense-filled months during the Cuban Missile Crisis in the fall of 1962? And will Teddy be able to overcome his grief from the loss of his dad?
List Price:
$11.95
5" x 8"
(12.7 x 20.32 cm)
Black & White on White paper
162 pages
Black & White on White paper
162 pages
ISBN-13:
978-1541308596
BISAC:
Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 20th Century
After his dad dies in an accident at work, twelve-year-old Teddy Haynes and his mom come back to live with family in rural West Virginia. They hope to start over, but some people say the Russians are going to blow up the United States. How can they start over, if the world comes to an end?
He finds his life filled with talk of bomb shelters, a cat and dog that don't get along, clinging two-year-old twin nephews and a pretty girl he's too shy to talk to. To help cope with their fears, Teddy and his friends convert an old cave in the woods into a bomb shelter. Will they be able to work together and pull through the tense-filled months during the Cuban Missile Crisis in the fall of 1962? And will Teddy be able to overcome his grief from the loss of his dad?
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