Fanning the Flames: Cover Reveal






March 6-12 is Read an eBook Week. Here’s what it’s all about.
As a teacher fresh out of grad school and subbing for the Los Angeles Unified School District, I began reading YA fiction to uncover gems to motivate my students. I initially discovered Seventeenth Summer by Maureen Daly. Published in 1942 and considered the first book explicitly written for teens, Daly’s novel for girls had a…
Timekeeper Drake Bailey and his crew travel back to the antebellum South to prevent harm coming to a king, to which they are clueless, and poor Drake is sold into slavery.
Looking for an interesting book to read? On April 21-22 the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books will be presenting its 23rd annual event on the University of Southern California campus. Five hundred authors, celebrities, musicians, artists, and even chefs will be featured. Admission to the festival is free. There will be over 230 booths…
Evelyn Roe, fresh out of high school, decides to quit her labors at the boring cotton mill and work Aunt Eva’s North Carolina farm, located not far from her family home. Evelyn, who grew up on the farm, knew how to run things. In Rhonda Riley’s love story, told in Evelyn’s POV, she says, “I…
Summertime is that special time of year when most of us can relax, absorb some rays, and catch up on our reading wish list. Below you’ll find four books Pop read this past year and figures you’d enjoy them, too. The Yestertime Series I love science fiction especially time travel books. The Yestertime Series consists of…
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