Showing posts with label J. Aday Kennedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J. Aday Kennedy. Show all posts

Saturday, May 15, 2010

April New Releases from Guardian Angel Publishing



In this 4th book of the Andy and the Albino Horse Series, Andy and Spirit meet the rodeo queen while at the Nevada State Fair. The queen teaches Andy how to handle a lasso and he sees competitions between the Pee Wee Rodeo contestants.

A portion of the proceeds from this book are donated to Healing Reins of Bend, OR, a non-profit organization, and Horseplay of Fernley, NV.


PURCHASE ANDY AND SPIRIT MEET THE RODEO QUEEN HERE!




Everyday Kantor Pegasus practices solving riddles. A tricky leprechaun attempts to outsmart him by giving him a next to impossible riddle to solve. To end his clumsy ways he must solve it. Children learn the benefit of practice and to focus on their strengths..

PURCHASE KLUTZY KANTOR HERE!




“You want us to do what?!” This fun, rhyming picture book teaches more than just a new way to drink water. The High Council of Hilltop wants the people to learn a new way to drink. But when the people find out why, everyone has something new to learn.


PURCHASE THE SOGGY TOWN OF HILLTOP HERE!





Kimberly drinks three cups of the magic tea and is disappointed when she sees no change when looking into a mirror. She falls into a large trunk and out the bottom. Surprised, she lands on lush green grass next to a loch in Scotland--Loch Ness--where she meets the "Monster".

PURCHASE NANA'S MAGIC TEA BERRIES: NESSY HERE!

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad Contest at A Writing Playground


My good friend and writing chum, J. Aday Kennedy is running a contest at her blog, A Writing Playground.

Her essay, "A Real Dad", written under the name of Jessica Kennedy, is featured in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad: 101 Stories of Gratitude, Love, and Good Times

If you would like a chance at winning this book, please visit A Writing Playground today.

I didn't see an end date for this contest, so I'm not sure what the deadline is. I know I want a copy of this book. I might even get my hubby to read it.