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Posted by InsideTheBooks on Jan 25, 2012

Coloring Page: Talee in the Bakeshop

Download your free coloring page of Talee in the Bakeshop : Click here to download (from Talee and the Fallen...

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Jan 10, 2012

MyMcBook Blog: Book Review & Giveaway: Countercharms 2 Of Stars and Dreams. Ends Jan 29th

This is the most entertaining fantasy series I’ve read to date. The author easily draws the reader into the book. It was like watching a movie.

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Jan 8, 2012

Inside The Book of Ellen’s Broom w/ Kelly Starling Lyons by JMcManus

Kelly has a wonderful and delightful way of creating characters that connects with young readers. And that connection takes you on a journey through a moment in time. It’s like the characters hold your hand as they tell you about history…what a way to learn.

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Jan 6, 2012

Puffy Muffin Tasting

Talee from the fantasy adventure children’s book Talee and the Fallen Object has found a home for her delicious Puffy Muffins at Eva’s Bake Shop.

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Dec 17, 2011

A list Of Childrens Books That Make Great Christmas Gifts

Check out these great children books. They make great Christmas gifts.

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Dec 17, 2011

MyMcBooks Interview with Dr. Sylvia Hawkins

She was inspired by her granddaughter’s love of books, motivated by her son’s foreign language expertise, and challenged to find relevant learning materials for gifts.

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Dec 7, 2011

MyMcBooks Interview & Review w/Author Donalisa Helsley

My kids are estatic! They want to show everyone and they can’t wait for the other two books that I have written about them to be illustrated. They have told all of their friends that they can be in the books too.

Posted by InsideTheBooks on Oct 22, 2011

MyMcBooks Interview & Review w/ Sonya Kimble-Ellis

The Sandcastle Kids is an idea I came up with ten years ago. It was turned down by several publishers at that time. I re-worked the story a little and decided to self publish the book. I wanted to do something that was multi-cultural and educational, but I also wanted it to be fun and something that kids would want to read. Hopefully, I’ve succeeded in doing that.