Now, I’m not saying I started something, but since my book release last June, there’s been a definite uptick in entertainment featuring over 40 protagonists.
You’re welcome.
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Now, I’m not saying I started something, but since my book release last June, there’s been a definite uptick in entertainment featuring over 40 protagonists.
You’re welcome.
Read moreMeet Joanna
Joanna Monahan lives in North Carolina with her husband, their two children, and one hangry cat.
Before she began writing Women’s Fiction, Joanna worked in marketing and special events. She also spent two years as a professional organizer.
When she isn’t writing, Joanna enjoys theater, baseball, and bookmarking recipes she will never make. A child of the 80s, she regrets that she no longer receives pizza coupons in exchange for reading books.
As part of our dual celebration of book birthdays (Jen’s main characters’ shared nativity on June 13, Joanna: SOMETHING BETTER turns 1 June 20th), Jen flipped the script and interviewed me!
Read moreWhen I started these lunchtime polls last year, I knew right away that my next guest would occupy the June 2024 slot. That’s because all of her major characters share a June 13 birthday. So I am thrilled to celebrate today by sharing a little bit about my bookish bestie, author of the Raven Song and Stillwaters series, Jennifer Brasington-Crowley.
Read moreI know you can spiral out of control, but can you ever spiral into control?
I’m trying, and I’m not even in Europe.
Meet Beimnet:
Beimnet grew up in Minnesota before moving to North Carolina in high school. She graduated from UNC Chapel Hill (Go Heels!) and began teaching middle school. When she learned that the middle school librarian planned to retire, she took it as a sign and got her graduate degree in library sciences. She has now been a middle school librarian for 4 years.
Happy Drop Everything and Read Day! I’m thrilled that my friend, librarian Beimnet Baissa, is here to talk about some of her favorite books, current trends in middle grade books, as well as offer some suggestions for encouraging lifetime readers.
About Beimnet: Beimnet grew up in Minnesota before moving to North Carolina in high school. She graduated from UNC Chapel Hill (Go Heels!) and began teaching middle school. When she learned that the middle school librarian planned to retire, she took it as a sign and got her graduate degree in library sciences. She has now been a middle school librarian for 4 years.