Yes. I admit it. I'm a huge sci-fi fan. And lately there seems to be a lot of it popping up in Middle Grade. To say I'm thrilled might be an understatement. Today, in honor of the 66th Anniversary of the Roswell UFO incident, I'd like to celebrate with all my fellow sci-fi nerds by... Continue Reading →
Yes. I admit it. I'm a huge sci-fi fan. And lately there seems to be a lot of it popping up in Middle Grade. To say I'm thrilled might be an understatement. Today, in honor of the 66th Anniversary of the Roswell UFO incident, I'd like to celebrate with all my fellow sci-fi nerds by... Continue Reading →
Happy July 1st, everyone! As you've probably noticed, the Middle Grade Monday posts have taken a hiatus as I've been traveling all over the country since the beginning of summer. I am now settled and stationary and ready to deliver all the latest deets happening in the Middle Grade world. Since we are now officially half way... Continue Reading →
Happy July 1st, everyone! As you've probably noticed, the Middle Grade Monday posts have taken a hiatus as I've been traveling all over the country since the beginning of summer. I am now settled and stationary and ready to deliver all the latest deets happening in the Middle Grade world. Since we are now officially half way... Continue Reading →
Strap on your apron and pull out the baking essentials (along with a bit of pixie dust) because baking has never been more magical (and reading as never been more fun)! What if you could bake emotions into food? Or weave magic through a tangled web of fate and enchantment? This story is not scary;... Continue Reading →
Strap on your apron and pull out the baking essentials (along with a bit of pixie dust) because baking has never been more magical (and reading as never been more fun)! What if you could bake emotions into food? Or weave magic through a tangled web of fate and enchantment? This story is not scary;... Continue Reading →
Middle Grade is not typically an age group most associate with good historical fiction. But the truth is, there is a sea of irresistibly satisfying stories that tip their waters into history, flooding the Middle Grade market -- the kind that comfortably flows into hands of adult fiction lovers. As historical fiction just happens to... Continue Reading →
Middle Grade is not typically an age group most associate with good historical fiction. But the truth is, there is a sea of irresistibly satisfying stories that tip their waters into history, flooding the Middle Grade market -- the kind that comfortably flows into hands of adult fiction lovers. As historical fiction just happens to... Continue Reading →
Welcome to another Middle Grade Monday! Today we are thrilled to be the last stop for the blog tour of one of our favorite MG releases in March, The Fellowship for Alien Detection. Author Kevin Emerson stopped by to share the vocal and musical inspirations that helped him tap into his creative muse for the... Continue Reading →
Here’s the dealio (official synopsis): Haley and Dodger don't have much in common. Haley lives in Greenhaven, Connecticut; Dodger lives in Port Salmon, Washington. Haley has a family who loves and supports her; Dodger can't seem to ever get his dad's approval. Haley is well adjusted and passionate; Dodger hears strange voices in his head.... Continue Reading →
Novel Novice 