The Story of the Story, Madame's Journey Home
By Mariosa
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Madame’s Journey Home is a true story that happen many years ago when my son, Antwan was young. We had found an injured Monarch butterfly we named Madame, just before a killing frost and took her home. Each time I would tell someone the amazing journey we had with her, they would say, “what a beautiful, touching story. You should make that a children’s book.”
Reigns in Spain
By Linda Carlino
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A fascination with Spain’s history led to an historical novel trilogy based on the descendents of Ferdinand and Isabella.
Author hooked on Spain after first visit
By Linda Carlino
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Touring Spain for five weeks was a life changing experience for Linda Carlino. It was her first visit to Spain and she became fascinated with its history and led directly to a successful second career as a writer of historical novels.
Lynne Ellison recounts how she wrote Roman time travel novel The Green Bronze Mirror at age 14
By Christopher Posner
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Lynne recounts how she wrote The Green Bronze Mirror. This book was first published bn Blackie in 1966 and was out of print until it was reprinted last year by CNPosner Books with new illustrations by Philip Smiley.
Jack: The Christmas Collie
By Kevin Brett
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Jack: The Christmas Collie is a new novel based on a true story. This lighthearted, and heartwarming novel brings back the romance and adventure that is the Collie.
The Gang's All Here
By Chris Tatevosian
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My marriage of ten years began dissolving when the "Monster" invited his friends to live in my house. If you have MS, I’m sure you’ve met the gang. There was the kingpin, Stress, his best friend Anger and his twin, Misdirected. Of course, Feelings of Worthlessness was there and his brother Feelings of Inadequacy who brought his best friend Low Self-esteem and his sidekick Depression, who hung out with everybody’s buddies, Worry and Anxiety. As usual, Communication was a no show, but sure enough his sister Miss-communication popped in and overstayed her welcome. They never left, but my wife did.
Nazi Loot, Next the Belmont and The Keystone Cops
By Tom Barnes
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Paintings stolen by Nazi's still in the news, Triple Crown news, On to the Movies and Neil Simon on character and conflict.
