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Mischief in the

Mushroom Patch

by Amanda Thrasher

The book is intended for 1-5 graders, however, according to the handful of reviews recorded on Barnes and Noble, older audiences have enjoyed it as well.

 

My intent was to bring the classic fairy tale back. I think we need it.  A fairy tale with enduring characters, in a fresh new way, only because we've heard the classics so often. I love the classics, and believe we need them, but recognize the children need new stories too. So new classics...that would be my ultimate dream. I have no evil, good vs bad characters, or American slang, or anything like that. But I do have lovely characters, that are enduring, are nice to each other, in a fabulous descriptive setting...a mushroom patch. These lovely characters learn  a valuable lesson about why elders place the rules  that they do, to protect them. At the same time, they discover where fairy dust comes from and how hard it is to produce.

 

 

 

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by Dedan Tolbert

Release Date: February 14, 2010

Mommy, Why is My Skin So Dark?

by Twala Meju

Release Date: January 19, 2010

 

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by James Patterson

Release Date: February 1, 2010

If I Were Your Man

by Francis Ray

Release Date: March 3, 2010

   

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Meet Sruthi GohimukkulaSruthi Gohimukkula is a 13 year old 8th grader at The Academy at Lincoln in Greensboro, NC. She is the winner of the 2009 Literary Wonders! Scholarship Project and Scholarship.
 
I think it is very important to vote for the President of the United State. In America, we have freedom. In a lot of countries around the world, the people are still being forced against their will. I believe that America has come a long way to get rid of that kind of stuff. A few decades ago, Americans didn’t have all the freedom we have today. Especially people of color. They were forced to sit in the back, or to go to different buildings or even to do different things. Now, we have the opportunity to choose our leader. And to choose the person who helps make all the decisions. What wouldn’t people back then give to have such an opportunity. I think that we should take an action on this golden chance. To help secure or nation’s future; to help elect someone that can make sure that America is the best country that it can possibly be. Also, in America today, different people have different opinions and views on what should happen and who should make it happen. For example, look at the Palin/McCain campaign versus the Obama/Biden campaign. Both parties have different views, but their goal is the same: to help America succeed. Americans have a tough choice to make, but I think it is important they get to make that choice. (Read More...)


Literary Wonders! 2010

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  1. The Million Dollar Demise by RM Johnson

  2. The Ideal Wife by Jacqueline Thomas

  3. Luck of the Draw by Anthony Cardielli

  4. The Million Dollar Deception by RM Johnson

  5. The Conversation: How Black Men and Women Can Build Loving, Trusting Relationships by Hill Harper

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Luck of the Draw

by Anthony Cardieri

The Memory Quilt

by T.D. Jakes

Closing the Curtain on Baby

Mama Drama

by Eric Legette

The Lighthouse of Hope

by Sue Falcone

The Million Dollar Deception

by RM Johnson

The Million Dollar Demise

by RM Johnson

What is This Love Thing All About?

by Corey J. Barnes

Completely Whole

by Paulette Harper

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  • Literary Wonders! founder, Yolanda M. Johnson will be presenting a workshop titled "Marketing Your Book Using Reviews. Social Media and Other Tools" at the (WGOT) Writer's Group of the Triad in Greensboro, NC on January 23, 2010.

 

  • Literary Wonders! will have a booth at the "Ladies of The Doves" Literary Festival on April 17, 2010 at the Brewton-Parker College Liberty County Auditorium in Hinesville, GA. The event is being sponsored by the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc, Chi Pi Zeta Chapter.

 

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Delta Reviewers gives Crimes of Passion 5 Stars. This anthology is a deep character study of relationships that uncover the thin line between love and hate...the stories flow easily with fast-paced action, suspense and steamy love scenes that turn this into a must read blockbuster of the summer! Kudos to all the authors featured in this work... ~~Monique Bruner, 2005 Reviewer of the Year. www.realpageturner.net.   

A night of reading will never be the same after you pick up Crimes of Passion. Each story was intriguing and you'll be sorry to see the stores end. I look forward to reading other works by the various authors.  ~~Shelia M. Goss, Essence Bestselling author of My Invisible Husband.

The shorts stories in this page turner are Trust by Rhonda Lawson, S.E.X. by Belinda Williams, Ask No Questions by John Wooden, Disappearing Acts by L. J. Wilson, The Snow Globe by Sydney Molare, Hide and Seek by Yolanda M. Johnson, I'm in Love With a Stripper by Vincent Alexandria, Elijah's Chariot by Gregory Townes, Online Illusions by Jana Jay, Beyond the Blood by T.L. Gardner, Plateau of Pleasure by Deanna Michelle Smith, Prince Charming by Cherry Hampton.

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by Stephanie Perry Moore

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by Victoria Christopher Murray

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