Author Book Tag – Dan Granger
Today’s author book tag is with children’s author Dan Granger. In it, he discusses his picture book, Why is Sam So SAD?, as well as his journey as an author.
Dickie the Dinosaur and His Best Pal Dot by James D. Robinson Book Review and Author Interview
Ask people their top five favorite topics as a kid, and you are likely to find dinosaurs on most lists. There’s something intriguing about these dragon-like animals from long ago
Writing a Mystery Series by Mike Martin
Just how do you write a mystery series? That’s a great question. The simple answer is to write one story, one book at a time. I have now written 14
Author Book Tag – D.M. Batten
Dolores Batten (D.M. Batten), a Professor/English Lecturer at Keiser University, currently serves as the senior essay editor for Plath Profiles Academic Journal. With an M.A. in literature and language from
I Don’t Want to Eat That Thing! By R.K. Vetter Book Review and Author Interview
Picky eaters. There’s one in every family, and they are usually a stubborn kid on top of a picky one. I personally never understood the idea of forcing a kid
7 Great Things About the Gill-man
Monsters. They’re one of the greatest threats of our childhood. They hide in every dark corner of our rooms, watch us through dark windows, and follow us home at night.
Author Book Tag – Christine Calabrese
As a private tutor, Christine Calabrese has helped many students who have fallen prey to poor teaching methods. She remains an outspoken advocate of any program that is multi-sensory, direct,
Author Book Tag – Deborah-Zenha Adams
Deborah-Zenha Adams is an award-winning author of novels, short fiction, CNF, and poetry. She served as executive editor of Oconee Spirit Press for ten years, and is currently a reader
The Whistling Kettle Book Club May Book Review and Tea Review: American Dirt and Chocolate Chai
It has been nearly a year since I first partnered with The Whistling Kettle to offer a discount on their tea products to my readers. I don’t like to gush
Author Book Tag – Lucille Guarino
Paying tribute to her mother before she passed inspired Lucille Guarino’s first novel, Like Wine. Several years later in 2022, after amassing drawers full of half-finished stories and ideas for stories, she
Author Book Tag – Laura Stegman
Laura Segal Stegman is a Los Angeles-based publicity consultant and author whose middle grade debut novel, Summer of L.U.C.K., its sequel, Ready or Not (both Five-Star Readers’ Favorite Award winners),
Katharine’s Remarkable Road Trip by Gail Ward Olmsted Book Review and Author Interview
What does it mean to live a full life? There’s no definitive answer. There’s no single lifestyle, profession, or age that a person can attain to earn the title. It’s
Author Book Tag – Stephanie Brick
Stephanie Brick, in addition to writing portal fantasy for middle grade readers, is a licensed architect. As a passionate and respected expert in salutogenic design, an evidence-based design strategy to
“Ada” Short Film Review and Filmmaker Interviews
Stories about creative and inventive individuals are often reserved for the triumphant. It’s not only satisfying but inspiring to see someone beat the odds and see the fulfillment of their
Playing God in the Digital Age by Catherine Conmy
Hello readers of Laura’s Books and Blogs! My name is Catherine Conmy, and I’m a first-time novelist here to get you excited about my upcoming release––a dystopian fiction novel titled