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The Gold Rose By Jodi Lea Stewart – Lone Star Book Blog Tours

Posted By Sybrina 381 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - The Gold Rose By Jodi Lea Stewart - Lone Star Book Blog Tours. Genres: Historical Fiction / WWII / Action & Drama / International Mystery. Since the early 1940s, THE GOLD ROSE, a secret rescue agency with Asian origins, has used unique systems to ferret out and save victims in every corner of the world. Charlotte Hunt-Basse has faced dangerous and often deadly challenges in her decade as an agent with the agency, not the least of which was the past rescues of two of her assignments, Pinkie and Babe. Read Top Twenty List, watch book trailer and enter giveaway.

Teen, YA or Older Reader Unicorn Book Feature -Wonder Light (Unicorns of the Mist Book 1)

Posted By Sybrina 360 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Teen, YA or Older Reader Unicorn Book Feature - Wonder Light (Unicorns of the Mist Book 1) by R. R. Russell 

Let Me Introduce You To Sybrina Songs – Only Everything

Posted By Sybrina 338 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Let Me Introduce You To Sybrina Songs. I've been a singer/songwriter for too many years to count. I never reached fame and fortune but that won't stop me from sharing some of my favorites with you now and again. Enjoy Only Everything.

Favorite Daughters: Path to Publication

Posted By LaurelLit 834 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - It’s been several years since I’ve published a novel, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been writing. I started Favorite Daughters roughly six years ago, and I went through multiple revisions and rewrites, and a long process in finding a publisher. But I am happy to announce that Black Rose Writing will release Favorite DaughtersContinue Reading
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Storytelling Through Poetry and Song (Taylor Swift’s Ronan)

Posted By LaurelLit 766 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - Perhaps Taylor Swift isn’t for everyone, but personally, I am in awe of her poetic ability to write song lyrics that also tell a story. The details she uses are so vivid and specific. I don’t write a lot of poetry, but I have been writing flash fiction recently, and many of her songs areContinue Reading
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Cleo Can Tie A Bow – Learn To Tie Bows

Posted By Sybrina 567 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Cleo Can Tie A Bow is written by Sybrina Durant - Author of the Learn To Tie With The Rabbit and the Fox series of books with Illustrations by Pumudi Gardiyawasam. Cleo loves bows. She wears her hair in a bow and decorates her room with bows. Cleo is bow crazy. Learning to tie a bow is very difficult for some people but Cleo remembers how to do it from a cute story she once heard.  It is about a little rabbit with very long ears and a very helpful fox who shows her what to do to keep them clean. This is the story of how Cleo learned to tie a “bunny ear” bow.

November 6th, 2022 – Sybrina’s Unicorn Book Store Newsletter

Posted By Sybrina 544 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - November 6th, 2022 - Sybrina's Unicorn Book Store Newsletter - Read the newsletter now to learn about Little Kid Book Pick - Have You Ever Heard A Unicorn's Song By Minnie Birdsong with Illustrations By Sara Gianassi, Middle Kid Book Pick - The Unicorn and the Lake with Illustrations by Michael Hague, YA Book Pick - Ascendant (Killer Unicorns Book 2) By Diana Peterfreund and Introducing "Days of Magic By Alex Mahon".

Introducing Brutus Gets A Friend By Kelsi Donnellon

Posted By Sybrina 523 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Introducing Brutus Gets A Friend By Kelsi Donnellon. Children's Picture Book. Mr. Brutus is a lonely dog. During the week his moms go to work and his brothers all go to school. But today the family has a surprise for Brutus….a new puppy friend named Zeke! Will Brutus and Zeke get along? What kind of fun will they have together? Read and find out!

Gift For Boys In Wedding Party – 11

Posted By Sybrina 460 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Gift For Boys In Wedding Party - Planning a wedding? The hardest gifts of appreciation to purchase are for the boys in the wedding party. Show the ring bearer, ushers and even the youngest groomsmen that you appreciate their participation in making your wedding special by giving them this little book before the ceremony. Even the very youngest will be proud to say, “I tied this tie myself.” Include a warm note of gratitude inside the book from the bride and groom to make this a forever keepsake.

Little Kid Unicorn Book Feature – Good Night Unicorns (Good Night Our World) by Adam Gamble

Posted By Sybrina 438 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Little Kid Unicorn Book Feature - Good Night Unicorns (Good Night Our World) by Adam Gamble (Author), Mark Jasper (Author), Suwin Chan (Illustrator)

All We Leave Behind By Benjamin X. Wretlind – Goddess Fish Promotions

Posted By Sybrina 374 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - All We Leave Behind: Transits of Three, Science Fiction By Benjamin X. Wretlind - Goddess Fish Promotions. Following the exodus from rising floodwaters, the surviving descendants of those who came to create a society on a planet far from Earth have struggled to rebuild within the remains of an ancient temple. Now, as disease and an unfamiliar environment threaten to destroy them yet again, everyone seems to have an opinion about what to do next. While a final home is a dream away, present nightmares must be dealt with first if any of them are going to survive. Read excerpt and enter giveaway.

Forged – Joe Mack Adventures By Gail Z Martin and Larry N Martin – Silver Dagger Book Tours

Posted By Sybrina 351 days ago on Writing

https://sybrina.com - Forged - Joe Mack Adventures - Volume 1 By Gail Z Martin and Larry N Martin - Silver Dagger Book Tours. Genre: Urban Fantasy, Roaring 20's Monster Hunter. Read excerpt and enter giveaway.

How and Why You Should Publish Short Fiction in Online Literary Magazines

Posted By LaurelLit 330 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com -   If you write novels, I bet you can connect with poor old Sisyphus, who Zeus punished in the underworld by forcing him to roll a boulder up a hill for eternity. Every time Sisyphus almost reached the top of the hill, the boulder rolled back down.   Isn’t that a lot like publishing?  Continue Reading
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Duluth, Georgia: Try These 10+ Fun Things To Do

Posted By booksnbackpacks 974 days ago on Literature

https://booksnbackpacks.com - Have you been to Duluth, Georgia? Find out why you should visit this charming “small town” (my hometown) and what to do once you’re there! Duluth is my hometown, and my mom’s side of the family has lived there since the 1970s. Back then there were less than 2,000 inhabitants. Now Duluth has reached city...
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Was Jane Eyre a Feminist?

Posted By LaurelLit 732 days ago on Writing

https://laurellit.com - There are several lines that could be considered Jane Eyre feminist quotes. I love the novel and I love Jane as a protagonist. But was Jane Eyre a feminist? Consider the following quotes: “Women are supposed to be very calm generally: but women feel just as men feel; they need exercise for their faculties, and a fieldContinue Reading
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