Sunday, October 28, 2012
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Books by the Banks
I had a great time at Books by the Banks this past Saturday! It was wonderful to meet other authors, talk about my work with people of all ages, and autograph my books. Thanks to everyone who stopped by my table!
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
See you there?
If you're in the Cincinnati area this Saturday, check out Books by the Banks. It's a great FREE book festival being held in the Duke Energy Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can meet hundreds of authors there, chat with them, buy their books (if you wish!), and get their autographs. I'll be there with my book Saints of Note: The Comic Collection. Please stop by my table!
Monday, October 15, 2012
My Books by the Banks Book
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Great new book!
Kerrie
Logan Hollihan brings the women's suffrage movement to life in the informative
and inspiring Rightfully Ours – How Women
Won the Vote. Throughout the book, Hollihan weaves a clear and fascinating picture
of the times, culture, and historical events behind the struggle. Against this context,
she tells the stories of the heroic women who fought the battle for equality:
Lucy Stone, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sojourner Truth, and many others. These
surprisingly intimate portraits make the women of the movement real and
relevant for today's young readers. A wealth of illustrations and photographs
supplement the text. The book also includes a good mix of appealing activities designed
to help kids understand the times and relate to the suffragists. Highly
recommended! You can get it from Amazon.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
I'm waiting....
…for
somebody to make a Cats in Trouble movie. Or even better…a television series. I
love the characters in these books – human, feline, and canine! (Check out the latest book in the series here.) The
mysteries are always intriguing and fun. There's plenty of action as well as lots
of quieter "real" moments of emotion and personal interaction. And
Mercy, South Carolina is a setting I'd like to see brought to life. I guess
until someone realizes the potential of these books, I'll just have to wait…for
the next one!
Monday, September 10, 2012
Intriguing Mystery and More!
The
Carousel Ghost is a compelling mystery and ghost tale as
well as a relatable and realistic story about friendship. Young readers will
enjoy the amusement park setting, the great characters (both live and…well…not),
the creepiness, and the twists and turns of this well-constructed mystery. Ms.
Pelleschi keeps the story moving along so well that it's hard to put down –
even for an adult reader. The main character's efforts to deal with changing
relationships in her life are authentic and moving. Highly recommended!
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