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Junction, Utah by Rebecca Lawton @LawtonRebeccaC
River guide Madeline Kruse has always preferred the nomadic life over a settled home. In early 2003, she’s on the run from the long-standing pain of a missing father and critically ill mother trying to...
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Earth Sentinels: The Storm Creators by Shaman Elizabeth Herrera @ShamanElizabeth
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! THEY’RE TAKING THE EARTH BACK! A fallen angel somberly observes the world being destroyed by mankind’s greed, corruption and indifference. Realizing drastic measures are needed, he...
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Who Will Save the Planet? by Peter McLennan
Fourteen-year-old Jason can’t work out how to get climate change fixed—until he saves the life of the mysterious and powerful Graham. Graham promises a reward, and Jason asks him to do something to...
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Interview with Author – Tam Linsey
About Tam Linsey: Tam Linsey lives in Alaska with her husband and two children. She is a certified Master Gardener, an avid cook, and reads scientific studies for fun. In spite of the rigors of the...
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Interview with Author – Nicholas Ponticello
About Nicholas Ponticello: I’ve been writing for over a decade and I’ve got about three other books lying around on my hard drive gathering digital dust, much like Jim’s brain in Do Not Resuscitate....
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Desprite Measures – a Caledonian Sprite novel by Deborah Jay
On the surface she’s a cute and feisty blonde; a slender pocket rocket fitness coach. But Cassiopeia Lake has a secret; she’s really a force of nature – an elemental. Water sprite, Cassie, has lived...
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About Stacey Gerhart: Dr. Stacey Gerhart is a veterinarian and children's fiction author. She believes every kid can be a superhero in training for a sustainable planet when reading for pleasure about...
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Pippin and the River of Wonders: A Voice for Wildlife by Stacey Gerhart
Pippin and the River of Wonders: A Voice for Wildlife by Stacey Gerhart Nobody knows the stories of the animals like Pippin–a girl on a mission to protect the wildlife on her favorite river. Snappy and...
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Interview with Author – Jemima Pett
About Jemima Pett [https://bookgoodies.com/interview-with-author-jemima-pett/]: Jemima Pett has been living in a world of her own for many years. Day-dreaming in class, writing stories since she was...
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Interview with Author – Rishikesh Upadhyay
About Rishikesh Upadhyay: Rishikesh Upadhyay was born and raised in a small Nepalis hamlet, Bhanjang Basti via Mahadev Tilla, just a few kilometres of Haflong, the district headquarters of North...
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Interview with Author – Alan J. Hesse
About Alan J. Hesse: Based in biodiversity-rich Ecuador, Alan wears several hats: he is an author-illustrator, an educator and a conservation biologist. Alan’s work is inspired by the majesty and...
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When You Can Why Not? by Kavitha Yarlagadda
‘When You Can Why Not?’ is a collection of seventeen short stories which talk about, how many of us are ignorant about the various existing Indian Laws and Acts which are there to protect us from...
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Interview with Author – Andre Buitendag
About Andre Buitendag: André Buitendag was born and raised in southern Africa, and now lives internationally as an educator and mentor. He is a published and award-winning writer, poet, dramatist,...
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No Place For Flowers by Leslie COELHO
It was supposed to be a routine test flight, but everything changed that day. Now, we are struggling to survive in more ways than one. What we’ve discovered and the changes we’ve made may affect all...
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Imperious Realm (Reign of the North Forest Book 1) by Athene Z. Adam
Adults are slowly dying off and children are becoming “Antisenent”—not aging, confined to their young bodies. Unable to reproduce, the population will soon reach a standstill. This is the dismal fate...
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