If your child turns up their nose at READING,
DON'T DESPAIR!
DON'T DESPAIR!
It's all a matter of finding books with plots that FIT their interests.
Plus a little writing "Magic" to keep them turning the page.
Budding ballerinas will LOVE
The Ballerina and the Moon
Written and Illustrated - by Irene Zevgolis
Available through AMAZON
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Does your reluctant reader need a MAGICIAN to
HOOK her interest?
Magical Mea
brings the perfect magical mix!
Author: Penelope Anne Cole
Illustrator Kevin Collier
Mea's tricks are sometimes unkind, and she must learn that her magical
talents need to be used wisely, and with a kindness in mind.
Available through AMAZON
Guardian Angel Publishing
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Does your BOY prefer computer games to reading?
Time to SNEAK in the BIG GUNS!
Plus NINE other rip-roaring tales just as exciting!
By boy and tomboy author, Max Anderson
Available at AMAZON
And the Reviews are awesome!
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FINALLY!
NO WAY could your young teen not "GET" a ghost that was
channeled into the story by the author - NAME and ALL!
Her MOTHER no less!
Author Margot Finke
Cover Art Art: "Awesome" Agy Wilson
When Frannie and her twin brother move to Oregon
with their dad, Frannie has no thought of ghosts, creepy basements, or giant
arachnid "familiars." Trapping a killer was definitely not on her
summer vacation to-do list. As the sibling rivalry between her and Jeff grew
more intense each day, Frannie dreamed about her missing mom, and worried about
making new friends. But the ghost of Thelma Hill changed everything when she
begged Frannie to trap her killer. Could she and her nerdy twin trap him? Or
would they both end up sharing their basement with Thelma Hill - forever?
Available at
AMAZON (Kindle) - Smashwords - NOOK
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Books For Kids - Manuscript Critiques
Author Visits to Schools - SKYPE Makes it Happen!
http://www.margotfinke.com
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The Ballerina and the Moon
Written and Illustrated - by Irene Zevgolis
(A Sequel to The Dreamer and the The Moon)
Tara is over the moon at being accepted into the children’s
ballet theater. Yet when Miss Monique, the ballet teacher chooses Tara as the
Fairy Princess in the fall recital, Anna and the other dancers stop being her
friend.
I acted as manuscript adviser.
Available through AMAZON
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Does your reluctant reader need a MAGICIAN to
HOOK her interest?
Magical Mea
brings the perfect magical mix!
Author: Penelope Anne Cole
Illustrator Kevin Collier
Mea's tricks are sometimes unkind, and she must learn that her magical
talents need to be used wisely, and with a kindness in mind.
Available through AMAZON
Guardian Angel Publishing
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Does your BOY prefer computer games to reading?
Time to SNEAK in the BIG GUNS!
Max Elliot Anderson grew up as a struggling, reluctant reader.
After surveying the market, he sensed the need for action-adventures
and mysteries for readers 8 and up, especially boys.
After surveying the market, he sensed the need for action-adventures
and mysteries for readers 8 and up, especially boys.
Plus NINE other rip-roaring tales just as exciting!
By boy and tomboy author, Max Anderson
Available at AMAZON
And the Reviews are awesome!
*************************
FINALLY!
NO WAY could your young teen not "GET" a ghost that was
channeled into the story by the author - NAME and ALL!
Her MOTHER no less!
Okay! Okay! It was MY mother, and it took a few chapters before I realized what was happening. But by then I was on a roll, and something told me (guess what?) that my dear mum was quite tickled by the whole idea of being features in one of my books. . . So I kept writing, and channeling, until I had it just the way Mom wanted it to end.
The Revenge of Thelma Hill
Author Margot Finke
Cover Art Art: "Awesome" Agy Wilson
Available at
AMAZON (Kindle) - Smashwords - NOOK
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Books For Kids - Manuscript Critiques
Author Visits to Schools - SKYPE Makes it Happen!
http://www.margotfinke.com
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