Inspiring Kids to Write
A Delighful New Book for Young Readers
by
Bobbi Carducci, President of Community Voice Media, LLC
Storee Wryter Gets a Dog
by Barbara Simpson Carducci
"Storee's ideas for her writing often come from her many adventures. And when her friend, Kyria, talks her into getting a new puppy, Storee gets some great ideas for her next book while she and her cat, Critique, have fun watching her puppy learn to become a trained therapy dog.
Join Storee as she learns to train her puppy to be helpful and soothing. Watch as Storee visits a classroom of special needs children, using her dog to reach out. And have fun with Storee as she gains new experiences certain to help her create her next bestseller! But most important of all, find inspiration for your next masterpiece as you read Storee Wryter Gets a Dog."
60 pages - $7.99 (paperback)
Also Available in E-Book $4.99
To Purchase go to: Storee Wryter
To Schedule an Author Visit Send an Email Request to
bcarducci@comcast.net
Visit Storee's Blog
http://storeewryter.blogspot.com
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"While Tank and his friends played near a bubbly hot spring, Charlie Murphy was bragging to his wife, Loretta, that this Thanksgiving he was going hunting for the perfect turkey. He wanted to get a big one because he and Loretta loved turkey: roast turkey, turkey sandwiches, turkey soup, turkey pie, turkey everything."
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Charlie doesn't know when he sets out that morning that he and his hunting dog, Goofball, are about to meet a very special turkey named Tank who will teach them, and Loretta, a valuable lesson about giving.
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Adapted from a short story originally published in Young Voices of Loudoun County
"Thanks to Tank is a super sweet tale of gratitude and doing the right thing. It's sure to be a hit with children. Parents, get ready to read Thanks to Tank over and over again - with a smile every time!"
Terri MacLeod
Producer - Access Holywood
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Young Voices Foundation Gold Award Winnier
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GRAPHIC NOVEL “THE END OF GATH” CENTERS ON A SCI-FI MYSTERY
“The End of Gath,” a new graphic novel by Ben Small and Betsy Allen, tells the story of a deep-space explorer who unravels the mystery of a planet’s destruction and the strange fate of a small band of survivors.
The book is a tale told in three parts: “Terrible Swift,” “A Small and Angry Creature,’ and “Mistaspot.” It reflects the “Steampunk” genre, which incorporates elements of science fiction and fantasy into a Victorian, steam-age setting. “The End of Gath” represents the first collaboration of Small and Allen, who are also brother and sister.
Small, artist and co-author of the book, has more than 25 years of experience as a graphic designer and art director. He lives in Cleveland, Ohio.
Allen, co-author, is a freelance writer from Leesburg, Virginia. She has worked in professional communications since 1984, and her numerous feature articles have appeared in several weekly Northern Virginia newspapers and online publications.
“The End of Gath” (120 pgs., $16.99) is published through Community Voice Media. For more information or to purchase a book, visit the website: www.aerobuoyant.com.
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"Young Voices of America"
National Writing Contests For Kids and Teens
www.youngvoicesfoundation.org
Cash Awards
No Entry Fee Required
Attention - Authors and Publishers
Young Voices Foundation Awards
Honoring Books and Media that Inspire, Mentor and Educate Young People
and their Families is accepting submissions until March 31, 2009
http://www.youngvoicesawards.com
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