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October is National Book Month and what better way to kick off this awesome month than to celebrate the 80th year of one of my all-time favorite Classic Children’s Book, Caps for Sale. It was one of the first books I learned to read on my own. I loved those pesky monkeys and all the mischief […]
Classic Children’s Book “Caps for Sale” Turns 80 Years Old! Read More »
{Guest post from Story Monsters, LLC} After a brief hiatus from small press publishing, Linda F. Radke, Story Monsters LLC president and former publisher of Five Star Publications, Inc. has announced plans to re-release a limited number of inspirational and uplifting titles under the new imprint, Story Monsters Press. \”The books we are re-releasing
New Kidlit Books about Tourette Syndrome, Cancer & Stepmoms Read More »
Joan Trumpauer Mulholland grew up in Virginia in the 1950s and witnessed the injustice of segregation firsthand. As a teenager, she joined the Civil Rights Movement, attending demonstrations and sit-ins. Because of her passionate belief in the cause, she was involved in several important and historically significant events, including: The Freedom Rides of 1961 The
Joan Trumpauer Mulholland: An Unlikely Civil Rights Hero Read More »
(Guest post from Becky Flansburg) It was one year ago that this beautiful book rolled off the presses Bang Printing and into the hands of two grateful authors and one very excited publisher. What a journey the last 12 months has been! Some folks loved the book…some, not-so-much. But that\’s the thing. When it comes
Happy Book-Birthday to Sissy Goes Tiny! Read More »
As the last days of 2019 tick by, and Christmas is just around the proverbial corner, the Audrey Press Team would like to pause for a moment and just say THANK YOU to the fans, book buyers, educators, authors, illustrators, and behind-the-scenes folks who continue to support this company. We\’d also like to take a
Celebrating Audrey Press\’ Best Sellers of 2019 Read More »
Summer reading is on everyone\’s mind lately and the portability of e-books is just the ticket for those who love to read but also want to make sure they always have something read handy. For YA and adult readers who love a suspense-filled-edge-of-your-seat fiction read with a unique and edgy twist, Audrey Press\’ sister imprint,
Summer eBook Reading: Get Sucked Into the Saga of the Deuxsang Read More »
{guest post by author, Rebecca Flansburg} A handful of years ago I had the pleasure of listening to an awesome speaker and this particular speaker is someone who I would categorize as a Master Networker. She\’s a “go to person” for information, wisdom, and guidance and she\’s someone you definitely would want in your contacts
Network=Net Worth | Offline Networking Tips for Authors Read More »
Most humans on this Earth have had days where they feel like selling all of their worldly possessions, packing up the van and driving off to parts unknown. Though a mere dream for many, there is, in fact, a growing segment of the population that is doing just that: living simpler but with a
Thoughts on Tiny House Living from author BA Norrgard Read More »
National Teacher Appreciation Day, also known as National Teacher Day, is observed on the Tuesday of the first full week in May. This day is part of Teacher Appreciation Week, which is the first full week in May of each year. Veteran piano teacher, Noreen Wenjen, knows that all teachers play a critical role in
Non-fiction eBook that helps Music Teachers be better Business Owners Read More »
Life can be hard. We all know that. But we all also know that if we don\’t take the time to hear our own voices and reach out for more meaning, we will be swept up in the world filled with obligations and fear. But what if the travels you take, even if it\’s to
A Non-fiction eBook that Soothes the Soul Read More »
