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Comment by DragonCub 1 day ago

Hi,

I want to thank you all friends who have visited my brand new online bookstore. I really appreciate your visits. If you have not visited it then please do it a visit.

Thanks,
Zeeshan.
http://www.dragoncub.com

Comment by DragonCub on November 23, 2009 at 3:57am

Hi,

If you get some time then do visit my brand new online bookstore at http://www.DragonCub.com

It’s a place for book sellers and buyers.

I will appreciate your visit.

Thanks.

Comment by Meaghan Fisher on October 9, 2009 at 11:59pm

Hi. my name is Meaghan Fisher and I have just independently published my first book after starting my own publishing bussiness, Gypsy Publications. My book is being released on Nov 11th, 2009. Its a children's book called "Sadie the Skunk" and you can find it on gypsypublications.com. I think this group will be good for me and I hope I can get to know all of you all.

Comment by Carolyn Strom Collins on October 5, 2009 at 1:28pm

The Reading to Know website has just published a very enthusiastic review of The Anne of Green Gables Treasury with a contest for a free book. www.readingtoknow.com2009/10/anne-of-green-gables-treasury.html

My website about Anne, Little Women, The Secret Garden and Little House background/companion books is
www.inglesideimpressions.com

I am presently offering a free download of an Anne of Green Gables Treasury Sampler (see the Free AGG Sampler page on the website).

Comment by Holly Hardin on October 2, 2009 at 5:56pm

Hi,

With the holiday season nearing, I’d like to introduce you to Mistletoe…

“Many, many years ago,
Lived a maid named Mistletoe.
She dwelled amid the ice and snow,
Where the wintry winds oft blow.”

So begins Aurora of the Northern Lights, lyrically written and gorgeously illustrated in full color by renowned artist Donald Vanderbeek and ready just in time for this holiday season. Aurora of the Northern Lights is a holiday story of adventure, sprites and magical charms with a subtle message of tolerance.

The book follows the journey of Aurora, who is left alone and friendless after losing her parents. But Aurora isn’t the same as everybody else, and as she sets out alone, she finds it hard to find anyone who cares about her story⎯even at Christmastime⎯because of her differences.

As her trek continues, Aurora receives three special gifts to keep her safe, along with important clues about her true home. Before it’s over, she’ll encounter a host of bizarre-looking creatures until she winds up at the location of the world’s most famous bearded man.

Kids are sure to respond to the adorable figure of Aurora, whimsically drawn elves and other creatures. Parents and educators will appreciate the important message of tolerating all cultures, which is made without hitting kids over the head with it.

Aurora of the Northern Lights is now available through Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, and the online bookstore of Outskirts Press, at outskirtspress.com/store.php.

For more information regarding Aurora of the Northern Lights, please feel free to visit my website at www.hollyhardin.net

Comment by Laura Duksta on September 25, 2009 at 3:18pm

Hello Fellow Children's Authors!

I wanted to let you know about the 3rd Session of my Children's Author Academy that starts October 7th. I self-published my 1st book, I Love You More and sold almost 180,000 copies--making it in to John Kremer's Hall of Fame :-) Then we sold our book to a publisher and they helped land us on the NYT Bestsellers list 3 times. Now, I'm working with them on my next book due out Fall 2010. It's been quite a journey and I LOVE sharing what I've learned so that others can make their books best sellers too! You can find out more here www.LauraDuksta.com/academy

Please pass this on to anyone it might serve! It's a global tele-class so all are invited!!
Publish On!
Laura

Comment by Renee Hand on July 23, 2009 at 6:05am

Hello everyone, I am an author of a new children's series. This sounds like a great group. Feel free to check out my books on my page or on www.reneeahand.com or on http://thecryptocapersseries.blogspot.com
On my blog I also review children's books. If anyone would like me to review their children's books, please contact me and let me know.
Thanks!

Comment by Paulo Sergio on July 1, 2009 at 5:21pm

Hi...I got surprised and glad to find BMN.. I'm interested to meet authors of Children's Books and offer my artwork. Then i invite you to visit my website as well on http://www.psstudium.com.br/
Thanks .....Paulo

Comment by Adam Messer on June 21, 2009 at 1:28pm

Hey all! I am new here and am working on my first children's book The Adventures of Munkee Monkey. I look forward to interacting and communicating with you all. Thanks!

Comment by Angel1 on May 20, 2009 at 11:16pm

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