Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Book Review: The Bug That Plagued the Entire Third Grade by Lori Calabrese



Title:                The Bug That Plagued the Entire Third Grade
Author:            Lori Calabrese
Illustrator:        Chet Taylor    
Soft cover:      24 pages
Publisher:        Dragonfly Publishing, Inc. / August 2010
ISBN-10:        1-936381-05-2
ISBN-13:        978-1936381050

A bug enthusiast, Matt ventures on his quest to find the most unusual bug to present at the school Bug-A-Fair and that is when the play on words causes chaos of the strangest kind. For you see not only did Matt discover a bug which he was sure would secure him the accolades of his teachers and classmates he caught the dreaded cold bug too.

As persuasive as Matt can be his mother allowed him to attend school to submit his bug into the Bug-A-Fair. In attempts to control his sniffles Matt exploded with a forceful sneeze flipping the lid clear off the bug jar when he arrived at school and the bug flew right into the third grade.

Matt’s excitement overflows as well as his running nose and he bursts into his classroom to capture the bug once again. The obstacles he encounters with his teacher who is focused on Matt’s cold bug will have you chuckling and cheering for the bugs capture. Will Matt succeed and convince his teacher that he truly captured an unusual bug for real or will he be sent home because he caught the cold bug? Find out while you read the hilarious tale of The Bug That Plagued the Entire Third Grade told in perfect rhyme.

Visit children’s author, Lori Calabrese http://www.loricalabrese.com and become mesmerized by her enchanting world.

Visit illustrator, Chet Taylor http://www.dragonflypubs.com/dfz/chettaylor.html and enjoy his vibrant world.



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Book Review: Little Shepherd by Cheryl C. Malandrinos



Title:                Little Shepherd
Author:            Cheryl C. Malandrinos
Illustrator:        Eugene Ruble
Soft cover:      16 pages
Publisher:        Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc. / August 2010
ISBN-13:        978-161633-085-9
E-book ISBN: 978-161633-086-6

Wise beyond his years, young Obed has become a seasoned shepherd boy. Acutely aware of the hillside surroundings while tending his flock Obed stares at the sky in wonderment. A single bright light fills the sky. At first afraid, Obed felt a calmness wash over him as the beautiful angels descend, proclaiming “A Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord.”

Unsure what their message means, Obed looks to his father for guidance. With reassurances from his father, Obed and the older shepherds journey to Bethlehem to meet the newborn King. Their journey and meeting Christ the Lord is nothing less than miraculous.

Your fist reaction may be, oh goodness another story on the birth of Christ. Toss those thoughts away and immerse yourself and your children into the magical arrival of Christ the Lord. Children’s author, Cheryl C. Malandrinos has re-explored and created a beautiful re-enactment of Christ the Lord’s birth in a unique and awe inspiring rendition which surely will become classical reading in Christian religious school studies and home libraries.

The old time illustrations expertly created by illustrator, Eugene Ruble will leave you feeling that you journeyed through the countryside with Obed and his fellow shepherds.

Visit children’s author, Cheryl C. Malandrinos at:



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Thursday, October 25, 2012

Book Review: Katrina and Winter - Partners in Courage




Title:                            Katrina and Winter: Partners in Courage
Written by:                  Nancy Stewart
Hard cover:                 26 pages
Ages:                           8-12
Publisher:                    Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
Hard cover ISBN 13:  9781616332426
Published:                   April 2012
Pages:                          26
Print Price:                  $19.94

Connection between living creatures is essential to our soul and well being. Love, understanding, empathy, and a purpose for one’s life certainly helps a person flourish; especially in the face of adversity.
Meet Katrina Simpkins, a special young lady, who strives to be “so called normal” but because of her prosthesis leg she is anything but. That is until the day she meets Winter, a tailless dolphin who resides at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. From the moment Katrina and Winter meet there is an instant bond, which neither time nor distance can break. Inspired by Winter’s own adversity, Katrina’s life is transformed into triumphs to be celebrated.

Visit with Katrina Simpkins and Winter the dolphin in this heartwarming and awe inspiring true life story of how acceptance and love exceeds all.

Visit with Amazon best-selling and award-winning author, Nancy Stewart to learn more about her illustrious writing career and background bringing her passions full circle www.nancystewartbooks.com and www.nancystewartbooks.blogspot.com.



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Book Review: Boarding School Mysteries ~ Pick Your Poison



Title:                Boarding School Mysteries ~ Pick Your Poison
Written by:      Kristi Holl
Soft cover:      134 pages
Ages:               9-12
Publisher:        Zonderkidz
ISBN:              978-03105-67998
Published:       June 2009
Price:               $6.99

Pick Your Poison is not only the title of this edition of the Board School Mysteries it is a long time saying when not knowing what to choose in a difficult situation. Unfortunately, the girls at the private Landmark School for Girls don’t have a choice. While enjoying the delicious meal prepared by Abby for her home-ec project, several girls become severely ill. At first it is believed the meal was prepared with spoiled food until more girls become ill eating different food. Setting the wheels in motion of suspicions and accusations.

Determined to take the attention off Abby and herself, 12-year-old Jeri McKane begins her own investigation to reveal the truth. What she uncovers is unthinkable for many. Throw in the threat of competition and several individuals look guilty. Will Jeri be able to discover the truth before the food poisoning goes too far and someone dies?

Immerse yourself into the setting at the private Landmark School for girls and learn for yourself the true meaning of friendship. And beyond outward appearances all may not be what it seems with determined ambitions bubbling below the surface.

Children’s author, Kristi Holl has done it again. The twists and turns arise at every corner, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat and quickly turning each page with suspense to the end.

To learn more about Kristi Holl’s accomplished writing career visit her at:

Kristi's web site at www.KristiHoll.com
Writer's First Aid blog at http://institutechildrenslit.net/Writers-First-Aid-blog
New mystery series at www.BoardingSchoolMysteries.com
Girls Connecting with God web site at www.devotions4girls.com
What's a Girl To Do? blog at www.devotions4girls.blogspot.com


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Book Review: Just Breeze by Beverly Stowe McClure



Title:                Just Breeze
Written by:      Beverly Stowe McClure
Soft back:        196 pages
Ages:               9-12
Publisher:        4RV Publishing
ISBN:              978-0-9840708-2-4
Published:       November 2009
Price:               $12.99

Breeze Brannigan has high hopes for her last year at Whispering Springs Middle School. It becomes quite clear on the first day nothing has changed, except for her grade level. Unable to tame her wild curly red hair she feels her awkwardness of her height and large feet as she navigates the school hallways and social scene.

Several new students arrive and life changes quickly. For better or worse is the question. The new girl, Allison, becomes the nemesis of Breeze’s best friend, Amy and the new boy, Cam, befriends Breeze. Compared to the other boys at school, Cam stands out with his polite behavior. Breeze is swept away by this unusual boy. Can boys actually behave like humans? He must be from a different country, more like another planet.

Current circumstances and history collide and what Breeze believes to be true is the farthest thing from the truth. Will Breeze be able to keep Cam’s deepest concerns a secret for his protection or will outside forces uncover what should not be revealed?

Step into Breeze’s shoes and delve into her inner most thoughts, her family and friends, and why she is truly blessed. Beverly Stowe McClure provides the reader with such detail and conversation throughout Just Breeze the reader will feel has if they are walking the halls with Breeze and feeling the essence of her life pouring through their veins.

To learn more about Beverly Stowe McClure’s accomplished and fascinating career visit: http://beverlystowemcclure.wordpress.com/

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Thursday, October 18, 2012

9 Top Children's Books That Motivates Children To Follow Their Dreams



9 Top Children's Books That Motivates Children To Follow Their Dreams

by Pam Johnson

From a young age, it is important that children learn to follow their dreams. They need to have confidence in themselves and learn to do what they believe in. If a child does not believe in herself or himself and does not follow his or her dreams, this will most likely follow them throughout their lives. As young children, one of the best ways to instill this value is through the use of books. The following is a list of 9 children's books that will help motivate your children to follow their dreams and never give up.

1. Henry Builds a Cabin written by D.B. Johnson: This inspirational story tells the tale of a bear working towards building his dream house. It is modeled after Hery David Thoreau and his house near Walden Pond.

2. Snowflake Bentley written by Jacqueline Briggs Martin: This book is about a young boy who turns his passion for snowflakes into a lifelong quest. Despite people telling him he can't reach his goal, he perseveres.

3. William’s Doll written by Charlotte Zolotow: Not only does this book show the importance of following your dreams, but also being yourself, even when others don't approve. The story line of this book is that William has all kinds of toys that are traditionally for boys, but what he truly wants is a doll, despite ridicule for this.

4. Dream Big, Little Pig! written by Kristi Yamaguchi: This children's book centers around a young pig who wants to be a star. Along the way she discovers this is hard work, but she keeps working towards her goal and eventually becomes a star on the ice.

5. Leo the Late Bloomer written by Robert Kraus: This book is inspirational because it tells the story of a very sad lion who can't do anything neatly. He becomes very frustrated with himself but continues to try hard and eventually reaches his goal of being able to read, write, and eat neatly.

6. Follow Your Dreams written by Andrea Posner-Sanchez: This book contains two different stories starring two of Disney's favorite princesses. Both stories teach about not taking the easy way out and following your dreams, despite adversity.

7. Follow Your Dreams written by Mo Vaughn: This book is written by baseball MVP Mo Vaughn and he tells children that they should never give up on what they want to do. This steps from his hard work at becoming a great baseball player.

8. Follow Your Dreams written By Marg Watt: Marg Watt tells the story of a forest creature exploring who he is. He hopes to reach the Hallowed Hollow to truly find himself, and despite the long journey ahead, he follows his dreams and succeeds.

9. Pippa Funnell: Follow Your Dreams written by Pippa Funnell: Pippa Funnell, a famous British Equestrian rider, tells her story of how much work she put in to becoming one of the most famous equestrian riders in the world. She discusses her hardships along the way and showcases how all of that hard work paid off.

Author Pam Johnson enjoys reading to her children and blogging. She is a contributing writer for homeequityloan.net.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Wednesday, October 17, 2012

10 Top Children's Books That Activates Child's Creativity



10 Top Children's Books That Activates Child's Creativity

by Pam Johnson

Children, for the most part, are known for having more imagination than adults. Some may think that this would directly correlate to having a strong sense of creativity, but this is not necessarily the case. It is important that, from a very young age, parents introduce their children to creativity. One great way to do this is through the use of books. Not only is writing one form of art, but these books also generally have illustrations to inspire young children. In addition to the writing and illustration, some books have an art-focused plot and are even better for a child's path to creativity. The following list is of 10 books that are great beginnings to your child's creative conquests:

1. A Book About Color written by Mark Gonyea: This book is great because it is art-focused. It give a background on basic color use, as well as tips on general art and design practices.

2. Popville written by Anouck Boisrobert and Louis Rigaud: As the title might give away, this book is about the popular art movement, pop art. This movement was started in the 1950's and was incredibly iconic, making it a great place for children to start learning.

3. The Art Lesson written by Tomie dePaola: This book paints a picture, both with words and images, of the tale of a young boy named Tommy. It tells of Tommy's journey through learning art techniques, first at home and then at school. This can help motivate children to take the same path as young Tommy.

4. Spilling Ink: A Young Writer's Handbook written by Ellen Potter and Anne Mazer: This book is great because it introduces children to a different form of art: writing. Writing is an important skill that all children will eventually need to have. Introducing them to writing at an early age makes them more likely to excel in it later in life.

5. Scribbles: A Really Giant Drawing and Coloring Book written by Taro Gomi: This book is unique because of its interactive nature. The book is a large coloring book that also has a story line. Readers are encouraged to decorate, and even sometimes finish, pages in the book.

6. Harold and the Purple Crayon written by Crockett Johnson: This book stimulates the imagination of children and shows them how creativity can be a result of that imagination, even if all you have is a large purple crayon.

7. Not a Box written by Antoinette Portis: This book once again plays up the imagination of children. In this book specifically children are presented with the idea that they don't need anything more than a box to have fun.

8. The Dot written by Peter Reynolds: This book promotes creativity of those who think they have none. It encourages them to try to make art, and shows that they can, in fact, come up with something.

9. Georgia O'Keeffe written by Linda Lowery: As Georgia O'Keeffe was an incredibly influential painter, her background is inspiring.

10. Willow written by Cyd Moore: This book gives insight to the fact that all art is not made the same.

Author Pam Johnson enjoys reading to her children and blogging. She is a contributing writer for grouphealthinsurance.org.




~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Book Review: Dream Seekers Book Two Dream Team by Lisa Ard



Title:                            Dream Seekers Book One: Dream Team
Written by:                  Lisa Ard
Soft cover:                  82 pages
Ages:                          7-10
Publisher:                    CreateSpace Independent Publishing
Print ISBN 13:            978-1479185870
Published:                   August 2012
Print Price:                  $6.99

Dreams come natural to everyone and a rare group has the ability to travel in their dreams and be active participants. Past down genetically through a dominant gene, 12-year old Patrick, his mother and siblings have this ability. Training and control are instilled from a very young age and as a dream seeker matures and demonstrates the ability to DREAM their abilities are developed further.

Patrick appears to be like any other ordinary baseball loving 12-year old boy entering puberty and dealing with the embarrassing changes of a squeaking voice. Determined not to recite his book report on Jackie Robinson in class Patrick fakes a cold. Learning of Patrick lie, 17-year old sister Grace encourages him to overcome and understand their mother’s often stated saying, “always learn how to exit a dream.” Grace surprises Patrick with the offer to travel with him in his dream to show the importance of knowing you can’t always control every situation, but you can control how you react to it.

Does Patrick heed his mother and sister’s advice and overcome his fears in reality and in his dreams, especially the later as he appears in his first major league baseball game? Will his stormy feelings ruin his big debut, or does Patrick’s new found maturity help him to realize the responsibility of dream seeking before it implodes in his face?

Find out in this wonderfully mastered fantasy middle grade novel written by Lisa Ard.   

Visit with the author and learn what other adventures she has in store for her readers



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Thursday, October 11, 2012

Book Review: Captain Courage and the Fear Squishing Shoes by Stacey Marshall



Title:                            Captain Courage and the Fear Squishing Shoes
Written by:                  Stacey Marshall
Illustrated by:              Michelle Morse
Pages:                          15
Publisher:                    Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
e-Book ISBN:             9781616333195
Soft cover ISBN:        9781616333201
Published:                   September 2012

Fear can be a mind numbing experience for the young and old. Often times holding us back from the simple pleasures in life. Captain Courage and the Fear Squishing Shoes by Stacey Marshall tackles the experience of third grader, Katie as she tries to find her place at her new school, Blythe Elementary.

Always one to be an active participant in classes and playing with friends, Katie finds herself numbed by fear when she arrives at her first day of school and the ensuing week. Screaming out loud in her mind, Katie remains silent toward her classmate’s attempts at friendship and is even more silent within the classroom.
Unexpectedly one day during show and tell a super hero arrives at Katie’s classroom. All are startled and intrigued by the super hero that calls himself Captain Courage. Even Katie. Will she continue to be a “shrinking violet” or will she take note of Captain Courage’s actions and words? Or will she allow fear of the unknown immobilize her further?

Stacey Marshall spins an inspiring and heartwarming story of acceptance for who you are and the courage to become an active participant in one’s life. A must have book for home, school, bookstores, and public libraries. 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Wednesday, October 10, 2012

The Next Big Thing Blog Hop ~ Donna McDine


A dear friend and fellow writer, Beverly Stowe McClure tagged me to join in on the The Next Big Thing Blog Hop fun. I'm delighted to share with you an interview with me on my forthcoming book, Hockey Agony, illustrated by Julie Hammond.


What is the working title of your book?
Hockey Agony

Where did the idea come from for the book?
Like so many parents, I have spent an immense amount of time attending my children’s sporting events as well as my nieces and nephews. Unfortunately at times there have been incidents where parents and coaches have encouraged their child or player to compete unfairly to win a game. Through these events I developed a story where a child attempts to overcome peer pressure from a select few teammates.

What genre does your book fall under?
8-10 years of age

Which actors would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition?
Larry – Jake T. Austin (Wizards of Waverly Place)
Matthew – Rico Rodriquez (Modern Family)
Austin – Angus T. Jones (Two and A Half Men)
Coach Brennan – Dennis Quiad (Way too many movies to list…love him!)
If only television still produced the After School Specials!

What is the one-sentence synopsis of your book?
What is Larry to do when his teammate asks him to cheat when he is given the responsibility to run the clock during the big hockey game?

Will your book be self-published or represented by an agency?
Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.

How long did it take you to write the first draft of your manuscript?
This particular manuscript flowed quite quickly, it took about a month by working on it several hours a day.

What other books would you compare this story to within your genre?
Hmmm, I’m actually not sure. I wrote about what I knew and have not done much research on the competition. My determination to write and publish Hockey Agony is in tribute to my daughters, nieces, and nephews.

Who or What inspired you to write this book?
My daughters, nieces and nephews. Their willingness to share their stories and to watch all their antics throughout the years inspired the story of the Hockey Agony.

What else about your book might pique the reader’s interest?
The fast pace of the ice hockey action and not preaching to the reader.

Now to tag fellow authors…


Nicole Weaver – http://nicole-weaver.com/

Please visit with them on Wednesday, November 17th when they share their interviews.

Thanks for visiting!


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Tuesday, October 9, 2012

2012 International Literary Classics Book Awards - Nancy Stewart


I am pleased to share in the excitement with Nancy Stewart as she announce that two of her children’s books, One Pelican at a Time and Sea Turtle Summer (Guardian Angel Publishing) are finalists in the 2012 International Literary Classics Book Awards.

       



Final levels and award categories to be announced on October 12!

Please join me in congratulating Nancy! 

Looking forward to hearing the final announcement! 


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention and Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist









Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Children’s Ezine Guardian Angel Kids: Historical Fiction – October 2012 Issue



Welcome to the GAK October 2012 Historical Fiction issue.

Historical fiction is a fascinating way of learning about history. Through historical fiction writers intertwine facts with a story line that carries the reader into the past for a journey into a time they have not lived in. Cultures, traditions and human habits often times very different from those of present time making the experience that much more interesting.

The GAK staff invites you to transport yourself through time with the every tall and proud Lady Liberty watching over you. Explore the heart pounding travels of Sybil Ludington, Sarah’s fear of the unknown, and a heart wrenching glimpse of one girl’s survival of the Titanic. Learn the facts of historical fiction and how you can teach your young muses about history through activities.

Visit the writers and illustrators in the Guardian Angel Kids October 2012 issue and enjoy the alluring poetry, stories, articles and activities, www.guardian-angel-kids.com.

Letter from the Publisher:  Lynda S. Burch

Featured BookS:

First Americans flip book by Kelly Bakshi

The Golden Pathway flip book by Donna M. McDine and illustrated by K.C. Snider

Children’S poetry, ACTIVITIES, SHORT STORIES, and articleS:

“Lady Liberty,” by Tracy Helixon – tall and proud.

“Sybil Ludington’s Midnight Run,” by Barbara Bockman – the courageous actions of one young girl.

“Sarah’s Journey,” by Patricia Nance and illustrated by Clara Batton Smith – travel excitement and fear of the unknown.

“Titanic,” by 12 year old Katherine and illustrated by Nancy Miller – the love of family and the longing for survival.

“What is Historical Fiction,” by Sharon Blumberg – immerse yourself in the wonders of historical fiction.

“Historical Fiction Activities,” by Kathy Stemke – learn about history through fun activities.

Visit Guardian Angel Kid today and www.guardian-angel-kids.com and enjoy a child safe and ad free Ezine.

We also invite you to stay connected with Guardian Angel Kids through our Facebook Fan Page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Guardian-Angel-Kids-Ezine/163785080346247.

Please feel free to drop Editor-in-Chief, Donna McDine an email at submissions@guardian-angel-kids.com and let them know what you think of Guardian Angel Kids and what you'd like to see in the future. They aim to please.

The Guardian Angel Kids Ezine staff and contributors look forward to your visit. Thank you for your time and interest.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
Connect with

The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
~ Literary Classics Silver Award and Seal of Approval, Readers Favorite 2012 International Book Awards Honorable Mention & Dan Poynter's Global e-Book Awards Finalist