Excerpt ‘Milud, may I ask you to bide a few moments, whilst I announce you?’ ‘Not in my own house Beddowes.’ ‘But your Grace—’ ‘Huh, so who’s up there Beddowes? Where’s your mistress? Out of my way man.’ ‘Yes of course your Grace.’ The man raised his voice, and coughed heartily, Max frowned, no doubt he was warning the little minx. It was uncannily like a re-run of his conversation at the club. Well, there was only one entrance; whoever was with her would have to face him. He didn’t … [Read more...]
New From Tawdra Kandle
These are the men of the 94th ID. They fight with honor, they defend their nation and their brothers fiercely, and when they love, they do it with single-minded passion. All six books are now available exclusively on Amazon, part of Kindle Unlimited! If you are a KU subscriber, you can read them all for free. If you're not, you can still buy them on Amazon. Maximum Force Max Remington has never been anything but a soldier. The oldest son in a family that served our nation for … [Read more...]
Free prequel, coloring book, and cover reveal for Salt by Pauline Creeden
Her kind treats her as less-than-human, but she’s always been so much more. Mermaid life has never been easy for Verona. Her scars give evidence of her abuse. When her day of reckoning arrives, she is determined to endure exile. According to her father’s experience, exile is better than becoming a land-walker and risking her life among the humans. However, when she saves the life of a drowning human boy, she inadvertently sets off a chain of events which force her to choose a path: stay … [Read more...]
New Children’s Book Teaches Kids to Befriend Syrian Refugees Who Are New in School
In the newest installment in the Hometown All-Stars series of children's books-- 'Amira Can Catch'-- the Hometown All-Stars befriend a new girl in school, Amira, who is a Syrian Refugee. Author Kevin Christofora says his hope is that children will "be willing to befriend a new classmate or teammate, even if that person is from a different background.” It’s not a new tale: there’s a new kid in school. She’s shy, and a little quiet— but she blossoms into a joyful, silly child when … [Read more...]
Your Child’s Teacher May be Doing Right by Giving Students What They Want
Teachers and parents often fret about setting bad precedents. Don’t let a child stay up late to watch a much-anticipated football game, despite how a child may plead, because then you’ve established a precedent which will only yield more requests. Don’t permit the child to, “just this once,” bring her cell phone to her bedroom at night because she says she’s texting with classmates on a project. Teachers shouldn’t allow a student to make excuses for a missing homework assignment, or ever budge … [Read more...]
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