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Interviewing Author Sheyanne Warren

  Sheyanne Warren 1. My name is Sheyanne Warren. I am a middle school special education teacher (socials studies & science) by day and author by night. I have a master's degree in forensic psychology. I am a self-proclaimed bibliophile and enjoy family game nights and movie nights.  2. My favorite genre is thriller/suspense and crime fiction. Most times those two genres go hand in hand. My favorite author of all time is Cynthia Eden however, my favorite author right now is Blake Pierce.  3. My first novel was published in 2018 and I decided that year that I was going to publish it. It was time for state testing and proctors and testing administrators are not allowed any electronics or anything. So I got out a notebook and began writing. Now, I am five books in.  4. First I came up with the name. I knew that I wanted the main character to be of Hispanic descent and I researched a name that I liked and decided that her name was going to be the title of the series. ...

Interviewing Author Tony Squire

  1. Tell me about your self?  I am 58 years old.  I live in Kilcoy which is a small country town in Queensland, Australia, with my wife Sheila.  We work in and run our own gardening business, which in the climate here is wonderful. 2.What are your favorite books to read?  I enjoy military history, mainly non fiction books but I have delved in to some semi fiction/non fiction novels.  My favourite author is Bernard Cornwell and I love his books about Sharpe, Uhtred and the Starbuck Chronicles, where he creates a character and slots them in to real history.  At the moment I am reading a lot of books by Peter Fitzsimons who, again, writes about history. 3. When did you decide you were going to write a book?  I decided when I was about 12 years old but never got round to it until about 3 years ago. 4. How did you come up with the name of your book?  My character at the moment is Buckley, who is a Yowie.  A Yowie is Australia’s Bigfoot and i...

Grayson Allen July 21, 2021-july 26, 2021

  Watson is being such a good girl helping my aunt Jessica take cat of my new kitten Grayson. Please keep praying for my new kitten and his health. Meet Grayson The cute kitten My mom and I found by our house. Birth story:  There is a big stray population here in the part of Ohio that I live. Grayson was born on the sidewalk by our house my mom helped me by putting him in a box in hope that the mom will care for him but she never came back. We took Grayson to my Aunt's house she has been taking such good care of him she even took him to the vet last night. He did not make it and died this morning. He was a very happy newborn Kitten He loved the stuffed monkey I gave him, I am so blessed I have these pictures to remember Grayson bye,  He was a sweet little thing, We did everything we could for him. Psalm 34:18 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted     and saves those who are crushed in spirit. You were Loved little one by so many people and we a glad that you ar...

Book Review: The Pinball's By Betsy Byars

  Carlie knows she's got no say in what happens to her. Stuck in a foster home with two other kids, Harvey and Thomas J, she's just a pinball being bounced from bumper to bumper. As soon as you get settled, somebody puts another coin in the machine and off you go again. But against her will and her better judgment, Carlie and the boys become friends. And all three of them start to see that they can take control of their own lives. A book that will make you cry, and make you happy. This is one of my favorite books since I was homeschooled in middle school. when I had to read it for a book report I loved it ever since. it's a great book to show how these foster kids learn how to deal with grief by sticking together it is told with humor and it is also very realistic I would recommend reading this book The Pinballs is an amazing story of three kids trying to survive abuse and placement into the foster care system. It’s a great book and a quick read for elementary and junior hi...

Book review: Kisses from Katie: A Story of Relentless Love and Redemption by Katie Davis

The book is called kisses from Katie it is a great book it’s About a girl named Katie who is a missionary. she is a kindergarten teacher in Uganda she adopted thirteen children in Uganda she feeds them.   she also sends hundreds more to school while teaching them the word of Jesus Christ. This is a really good book that will touch your heart in so many ways and I really love this book if you get a chance to read it you should. This is a really good book that will touch your heart in so many ways and I really love this book if you get a chance to read it you should. Kiss from Katie is a good one it’s about a girl on her mission trip This is a true story of genuine love and obedience told from the heart. Katie what is an ordinary teenager serving in an  amazing way? Here is the amazon link to the book.  https://www.amazon.com/Kisses-Katie-Story-Relentless-Redemption/dp/1780780893/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=kisses+from+katie&qid=1624585227&sr=8-3 I love th...

Interviewing Author Rolanda Pyle

1. Tell me about yourself? I am a licensed social worker and the author of the books-“Grandma’s Hands”  - a children's storybook,  “Finally” - a collection of inspirational poems; and the compiler of and contributor to “Beneath His Everlasting Wings”, a collection of devotionals.   My work has been published in religious and community newspapers, anthologies, collections, and journals, including the Red Penguin Collection.   In April 2004, New York's Daily News named m one of the "100 Women Who Shape Our City.", because of my work with grandparent caregivers. I love God, family, friends, church, reading, writing, Broadway plays, music, and sports.  I am a NY Knicks, METS, and Liberty fan.   2.What are your favorite books to read? The Bible;  Biographies and memoirs- recently enjoyed Cicely Tyson's, "Just as I am", poetry and I like Terri McMillian books.  3. When did you decide you were going to write a book? I  had written a lot of...

Book review Kids Cooking Kid Friendly Kitchen Safety Tips. by Terri B, Jones

8 and 10-year-old Army kids Chrisette and Milanie Salim spend their Sunday evenings making preview and review videos of Kids Alexa Skills. They love going to their grandma's “Chickee” house on Sundays since their mom works every Sunday (Army Vet) and dad serves in the Army in another state.  Milanie’s interest is coding, Chrisette loves dancing and Chickee is a techie which is the perfect combination for hanging out with “Alexa”. Subscribe, like, and share Chrisette and Milanie Kids Alexa Skills they love with your family and friends. Kids ready to cook can learn kid-friendly kitchen cooking safety tips to avoid germs, burns, and other things to learn. This is a super cute book I like it. This would be a great book for any child that loves to cook plus it teaches them how to stay safe in the kitchen. Growing up we had pizza Friday fun night I loved helping my mom in the kitchen making pizza so did my 3 sisters,  I believe that this is a great book not just for kids but adults ...