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SYLVIA HUBBARD, #SuspenseRomance #Author
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Detroit Author & Founder of Motown Writers, Sylvia Hubbard has published over 40 books on suspense romance. As an avid blogger, Sylvia has received numerous awards and recognition for her work, plus has had five #1 Bestsellers. She has spoken all over the U.S. & Canada on literary, blogging & busy mom subjects. http://sylviahubbard.com
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In what has to be one of the best viral feel-good stories in recent weeks, the internet is going crazy for a woman who reads children’s books aloud on Facebook Live. The woman isn’t just a book lover with a social media account, though, she’s Belinda George, a long-time educator and first-year elementary school principal from Texas.
For some background, Texas falls well above the national average for both violent crime and incarceration of its residents. At the same time, it is ranked 38th for healthcare, 37th for education, 47th for the opportunity, and 46th for quality of life. In short, George’s students are in extreme need of support, uplifting, and overall hope.
read more https://goodereader.com/blog/digital-education/social-reading-just-got-a-lot-sweeter
Reading is on the rise in the United States and 74% of stated that they have read a book in the past year. With all of the media attention on audiobooks and ebooks lately, the vast majority are still enamoured with print with 67% of Americans having read a print book in the past year. Overall, Americans read an average
12 books per year, while the typical American has read four books in the past 12 months.
read more https://goodereader.com/blog/e-book-news/reading-is-on-the-rise-in-the-united-states
Today’s book is the first of the Love’s Improbable Possibility series by @lovebelvin. I selected it, not only because it restored my faith in the institution of love, but also introduced me to my forever book boyfriend…Azmir Jacobs.
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Being an entrepreneur was all she really wanted, but even Onnilissa’s mother felt a woman needed a job and to let the dreams of owning a business. To her surprise, the father she had never met left her with the majority stock to his company, which she realized she could cash in to acquire the money to start her business. In order to acquire permission to sell, she must fly to Detroit and come to the funeral.
“Please do something I want to do,” her married best friend who lived vicariously through her before she boarded the flight to Motown.
Onnilissa noticed the dark handsome stranger from the time she got on the plane until the time she was trying to find a ride to get to her hotel.
“There are no rides,” he said standing next to his private car. “Not for several hours. I live…
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Escaping a violent and abusive environment, eight-year-old Emanuel Martinez attempts to cross through three countries to be with his mother, Ana, whom he hasn’t seen since he was a baby. When la migra catches him at the border and he’s thrown into an immigration center, his dreams…
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I have Jacquelin Thomas on my blog today. Please help me welcome Jacquelin to my blog.
Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
I am the mother of 3, the grandmother of 8 and writing is my passion. I’ve been published for 21 years and Poison Pen is my 84th title. I write inspirational, romance and young adult fiction. When I’m not writing, my other love is interior design.
What do you do when you are not writing?
When I’m not writing–I try to catch up on my reading (my TBR pile is huge). I also read books on the craft of writing. I also binge watch Netflix movies with my hubby.
Do you have a day job as well?
I am a full-time writer.
When did you first start writing and when did you finish your first book?
I have been writing since I was in the…
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