so many books upon my bookself

  Q1. What are your favorite books to read?  A. My preferred genres are historical fiction/drama/horror/crime thrillers. I always buy from these authors whenever they release a new one: Stephen King, C. J. Tudor, and Tess Gerritsen. Q2. Do you like coffee or tea?  A. Tea! Always down for a good cuppa. Q3. How many books have you written?  A. 9 thus far. 2 published. My third novel is due on 31st Oct 2022 Q4. Do you have a favorite bookstore?  A. I actually dig second-hand bookstores. There's only one left where I live, and I love going there and supporting the local business. If I order online, then I'll do so through Booktopia. Q5. Did you go to college for writing?  A. No. Self-taught, and a lot of online classes. Q. Growing up What were your favorite books to read? A.  I was a huge fan of Goosebumps. The scarier the better. I also read Harry Potter, but what kid didn't?  Q6. How did you get inspired to write a book? A.  Inspiration can com...

  Q1. Please tell me more about yourself?  A. I’m a Christian and Navy Veteran, with an MS in Psychology and a Degree in Creative Writing. I’ve been happily married for almost ten years to my soulmate. I’m a stay-at-home mom of three little girls. I’ve worked in the Children’s Ministry for over twenty years. I’m also a former Librarian, Bookseller, and Preschool Teacher. I have traveled all over the world. I’m passionate about food, music, nature, books, and making a positive difference in the world. I adore kids and all animals. Although I don’t have a Palomino and my dream of a farm yet—lately with the publication of my first book and the most amazing family and friends on the planet, I truly feel like I’m living the dream! Q2. What are your favorite books to read?  A. My favorite books to read are a mystery, suspense, and true crime. I really enjoy Lisa Scottoline and Joy Fielding. I also am a Stephen King fan and a sucker for anything written by Nicholas Sparks and Mi...

MEET Stephanie Grams I’m Stephanie Grams, Mixed Media Artist and Sewing Artist (Sewpreneur) since 1982. Here’s a tad bit of information about me and why I’m moving from my 12+ years in marketing and publicity to this business model. As a little girl …. (yep, I was little at one time) I used to hide in plain sight under my grandmother’s dining room table (a. k. a. sewing table) watching and listening to my mom and grandmother sew. I believe I finally was underfoot long enough that one day they decided to give me my own sewing basket … full of needles, thread, and remnants of fabric from their fashion creations. I learned how to hand sew at the age of 7 and have been studying the art ever since. (In case you wondering, that’s over 35 years years ago). I’ve taught my four daughters to sew, however, only one learned the art of hand sewing, while the others have ventured into abstract painting, fiction writing, and musical instruments. All are creative and artistic. I’ve had the honor and p...

  Q1. Please tell me more about yourself? A. My name is Kevyn Gallegos, I write under the name of Absalon and I am the creator of Absalon Estudio, a group that creates manga and illustrated novels I am 25 and I am from the Equator and I am an amateur writer since I am 15 Q2. What are your favorite books to read? A. I like fantasy and thriller books, I also like horror books but not all of them. My favorite book is room 1408  Q3. Do you like coffee or tea? A. I prefer tea, especially chamomile tea Q4. How many books have you written? A. I have two original books, the first one is completed. "The essences of time". This one is in Spanish. The second one is a novel that I am still writing "Paladins: The Knight of misfortune". The first chapter of this novel is available however and it is in Spanish and English. Paladins is the first official work of Absalon Estudio. The story is being written by me and the illustration are made by a Japanese artist. I wrote as well to ...

  Q1. Please tell me more about yourself? I’m an indie author from Sydney, Australia, and a single mum to two teenage girls who I homeschool via Distance Education. I taught children for more than 20 years as an Early Childhood Teacher in several preschool settings and also supervised a Mobile Toy and Book Library for 12 years, improving access to books and literacy experiences to disadvantaged and vulnerable children.  Q2. What are your favorite books to read? A. Children’s picture books are my absolute, forever favorites. I have always adored them and still enjoy reading them now as an adult. I also enjoy reading biographies and autobiographies of people who have overcome challenges and adversity, as well as self-help, motivational and spiritual books.  Q3. Do you like coffee or tea? A. I have always enjoyed a nice cup of tea and have one first thing in the morning and last thing at night.  Q4. How many books have you written? A. I have written several books since ...

  Q1.Please tell me more about yourself? A. I’m retired now but used to be in catering, working around the UK north and southern Ireland, South Africa, and Mozambique. I have also run my own business a small hotel and at one time a restaurant (where I burned my fingers clean up to my elbows). I’ve also helped out in boatbuilding and house conversions. I’m now writing as well as getting around to doing one or two things I never had time for. Two of my children live in Australia; my other, the eldest does work that I’m not really allowed to talk about!   Q2. What are your favorite books to read? A. My favorite books are mostly from a few years back (I’m a baby boomer). Most books by Len Deighton, Alistair MacLean Jack Higgins, and Desmond Bagley.   Q3. Do you like coffee or tea? A. Coffee, every time. Q4. How many books have you written? A. Written three books. The first ‘Stormfront’ is published by The Book Guild. The second ‘No Such Ting as Angels’ is in preparation the t...

  Q1. Please tell me more about yourself?   A. Janet Arnold is the mother of two incredible boys. She is also a Behaviour Consultant, Early Years Coordinator, an accredited Triple P Practitioner, and a High Five® Trainer. Since 1996, she has worked with children, their families, and individuals in clinical and educational settings. Janet is the Co-Partner of Finding Solutions (www.findingsolutions.ca), the Co-Author of the book How to Explain a Diagnosis to a Child: A Resource Guide for Parents and Professionals, and the author of the children’s book What do you see when you take a look at me?  She is also a regular contributor to a variety of blogs sharing family and educational tips.   Janet is actively involved in a variety of community working groups and is the Chair of the Bullying Prevention Partnership, a member of the Board of Directors for the Learning Disabilities Association of York Region, the College of Early Childhood Educators (CECE), the Association o...