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Book Review: The Berenstain Bears’ Please & Thank You Book by Mike Berenstain

Book Description:

The cherished Bear family is coming to a new generation of toddler and preschool readers!

Stan and Jan Berenstain introduced the first Berenstain Bear books in 1962 and the Bear family celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012! Here the charming and lovable Bear family is once again introducing children to the typical issues and questions that they face every day.

In The Berenstain Bears’ Please & Thank You Book, little readers are introduced to the importance of manners, through gentle reminders given to Brother, Sister, and Honey as they await their milk and cookies. The shorter story length and well-loved characters provide toddlers a perfect introduction to valuable life lessons and routines. Ages 2 to 5.

There are certain senses that when you encounter them as an adult, takes you right back to childhood. For me, seeing a revised Berenstain Bears’ book, the Please & Thank You Book, took me back to the days when I couldn’t wait to read the next book. I didn’t care if the library pages were crinkled and used, these were books that were funny, visual, and had great messages.

The Please & Thank You Book keeps the nostalgia alive while breathing new life into a new generation of readers. The book is a little shorter for young ones but doesn’t dilute the important messages toddlers need to learn and use—to say please, thank you, and you’re welcome. I especially liked how well the book was constructed. I think it can hold up well against a toddler with sticky hands or a penchant to be a little rough with things.

I think young and old readers will be delighted to have this book. I highly recommend.

To purchase The Berenstain Bears’ Please & Thank You book, click here.

I received a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

Tags:  book review, Julie Arduini, manners, Mike Berenstain, Please and Thank You book, reading, the Berenstain Bears, toddler books, toddlers




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After The Love Boat Bachelor: For Readers and Writers

It has been a fun ride watching from the inside of Write Integrity Press how readers have embraced our collaborative novels. Remember, before I ever signed for the Adirondack Surrender Romance Series or The Love Boat Bachelor, I was reading A Dozen Apologies, a Ruby Christmas and The Christmas Tree Treasure Hunt.

I’ve received great feedback from readers who enjoyed trying to guess who Brent ended with in The Love Boat Bachelor and asking what happens next. I loved receiving updates from Tracy Ruckman as we learned the book was making Amazon Kindle bestseller lists around the world.

Well, I have an update. I also have an invitation for writers to be a part of it.

This announcement first appeared on the Write Integrity Press site.

We’re inviting writers to participate in our next collaborative novel, the sequel to The Love Boat Bachelor. This new book will release on Kindle June 15, then in December, we’ll release all three stories – A Dozen Apologies, The Love Boat Bachelor, and the new book in one print volume in both print and digital formats.

As we did with A Dozen Apologies, we’re offering the opportunity for writers to submit chapters for the novella, based on the story synopsis and first chapter that we’ll provide by e-mail upon request. 

To be considered, you’ll write two chapters of 2,500 to 3,500 words each in the specified character’s third-person, deep POV. This story will be much like The Love Boat Bachelor and its predecessor, A Dozen Apologies in that the readers will get to vote for the hero they think will be the best man for our heroine. There will be nine or ten authors writing heroine chapters, along with a first chapter written by the creator of the heroine and the final chapter written by the author who creates the winning hero.

There are eight WIP authors writing chapters. We will select one – and maybe two – contestants to participate in the final project. The winning contestant(s) will be offered the same contract as the other participating authors.

The deadline to submit chapters is April 15, 2015.

If you wish to enter, please send an e-mail with the subject line SEQUEL INFORMATION, and we’ll send you the information by March 1. Send your e-mail to editor[at]writeintegrity[dot]com.

Don’t have your copy of The Love Boat Bachelor? No worries. You can purchase it here.

You can also pick up my Adirondack romance, Entrusted.

Tags:  A Dozen Apologies, authors, Julie Arduini, readers, Ruby Christmas, sequel, The Christmas Tree Treasure Hunt, The Love Boat Bachelor, writers




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COTT: A New Clash to Vote For

Hostess: Gail Pallotta January 2015, brought us many great fiction books. Contemporary, historical, young adult futuristic and a suspense novel round out this month’s Clash. Which of these will you put at the top of your to-be-read list?

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During the 1960s, Henry Youngblood feels the call to plant a new church. Meanwhile, his wife
wonders how to pay the bills for the new baby, keep their teen-aged daughters under control, and temper the family’s dreams with reality.


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Spain 1493: In order to flee the Inquisition, Isabel, accompanied by the husband she was forced to marry, must sail with Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the Indies. There, amid the hardships of the New World, her character is forged and her destiny reshaped as she comes to terms with who she is.




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When Jen unravels the family scandal within the walls of an English country manor, will she reveal the truth she’s hidden for so long as well? Or will she choose to live the lie in order to keep the man she loves?

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Sixteen-year-old Vivica Wilkins never questions her country’s pregnancy termination law for underage girls until she becomes pregnant. Now she must comply or fight to save her unborn child, but fighting means Vivica must abandon her mother, a powerful governor, and side with a rebel organization that’s determined to start a revolution.

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Sabbath Sunday: That Brilliant Sun

January saw its share of dark days and snowy weather. When this rare sunny day came, the sun didn’t play coy. It was a full display, a “look at me” kind of brilliance.

And I realized, I should be that bright for others.

Not so people would see me, but that they would see Christ.

“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden.”

Matthew 5:14, NIV

If you’re in a relationship with Christ, if you call Him friend, don’t hide it. Put Him on full display through your words, actions, thoughts and deeds.

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Saturday Confession: That Time I Sobbed at the Movies

The title doesn’t read, “That One Time” because I’ve sobbed more than once. Funny thing is, they aren’t the movies you’d think of.

I laughed during ET because my mom was crying (I was 12 and obnoxious.)
I cackled during The Guardian
I made smart comments during Steel Magnolias

I have cried during movies like:

Toy Story 3
Titanic

But the sobbing experiences in movies often comes when I least expect it and it’s a download from the Holy Spirit. I know you would think it would come from a spiritual experience but not so much.

Spiderman 3, which wasn’t my favorite, but the download was “this is what unforgiveness looks like.”
Evan Almighty, this is ridiculous faith and He loves watching it in His kids.

But that one time came back to me this week. I was a red-faced, dripping snot mess. I wasn’t prepared because it was an action movie.

It was Superman, Man of Steel.

I know.

It wasn’t the suit reveal or taking down the bad guys. It wasn’t coming home to Ma and Pa Kent or dealing with Perry at The Daily Planet.

Image: We Minored in Film/Man of Steel trailer

It was when he was Clark Kent as a child and he knew he was different. He’s at school and locks himself in the closet as the kids whisper. The loneliness of the moment where Clark understands he’s in this world but not of it, I nearly doubled over from the spiritual impact.

Do I align myself with the theory I’m Superman?

No.

But did I have “a moment” understanding as a Christ follower I’m committed to surrendering and being obedient to whatever He asks me to do and as free as it feels.,

It’s lonely.

Aching, agonizing, locked in the closet while kids whisper lonely.

The few people I know who live this way, we call it the “Pioneer Spirit” or “modern day John the Baptists.” I often say I am a member of Rudolph’s “Misfit Island.” Beyond being a Christian, I often struggle fitting in with fellow believers.

I can see the potential in them, something God shows me, long before they see it or believe it.

I follow through when I feel I’m supposed to do something. Go to a person and ask if I can pray for them. Lead a group of children in a prayer time until we sense a breakthrough. Sending a card to a stranger with a specific encouragement.

Few get it. There are whispers, I’ve heard them. There’s been the avoidance and shunning, too.

Then there is the Superman moment when things come together, they see lives changed and the world impacted, and they want to be part of that circle. Until it’s time to move forward in faith.

And they pat me on the shoulder and announce they’d rather watch me and stay right where they are at.

For all those reasons, I didn’t just cry in that scene, or for the love between father and son between Clark and Jonathan, I sobbed. It drained me. And those are often my experiences with downloads from the Holy Spirit.

I grabbed some napkins and cleaned myself up the best I could and knew deep down no one would understand, not even my husband who sat there watching his wife come undone during a superhero movie.

This week  winter has felt lonely. It’s been a brutal weather month where isolation is a given. I’ve been alone more as my husband’s work schedule accelerated and it gets old when for hours, and even days on end, the most interaction I’ve had is with the dogs.

But it’s been a year that I know for me is a theme of “revive,” with a call from above to be a literal scribe. Share what I’m learning. Cheer for anyone willing to join me. Put myself out there more than I’m used to or comfortable with.

Because at the end of the day, the crowds at the functions leave. Everyone goes to bed and my mind churns with things to do, people in need, and plans to be a vessel God would use to move His Kingdom forward.

And for that last item—that’s worth sobbing about.

Even locked in a closet when the world around you is whispering.

 

Tags:  confession, Holy Spirit, in this world but not of it, Julie Arduini, Man of Steel, misfit, movies, pioneer spirit




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The Love Boat Bachelor: Behind the Scenes in Cozumel

Have you finished The Love Boat Bachelor yet? I’m not a fan of iguanas, but I am a huge fan of Betty Thomason Owens, author of the heroine readers chose for Brent Teague, Eliana Grayson. If you haven’t picked up your Kindle copy, you can still find it at a very reasonable price.

Purchase The Love Boat Bachelor here.

All week long Write Integrity is sharing tidbits about The Love Boat Bachelor and I thought today I’d share some behind the scenes nuggets from the chapter I wrote, Cozumel with Nora Laing.

I chose Cozumel because it is a port I’ve been to. The first time was in the mid 90’s and the stop was short, and at night. It wasn’t pretty. In fact, I’m not sure cruise lines even disembark at night anymore. I mean it was nine to midnight and at the time I was a 20-something that had never left the country. The night life was something. Shudder.

The second time was with my husband to celebrate our fifteen anniversary. Like Brent, I was the seasick one and it was worse than what Brent went through. I became very ill during a presentation and ran, I mean RAN to the bathroom. People wouldn’t move out of the way and wouldn’t even allow me a stall, so I got sick in a sink. Then the people had the nerve to look at me. So once I cleaned up I said, “You know, if you hadn’t been so selfish with your line, I would’ve been able to get sick in a toilet!”

My husband and I also enjoyed shopping. The scene where Nora negotiates for the “Papi” hat was my husband’s experience. He really wanted that hat but as a Navy vet who had traveled the world, he wasn’t going to pay anything near what she was asking for. The two went back and forth until she cried, “Papi, you’re killing me!” To this day when he wears the hat I call him “Papi.”

We also enjoyed a glass bottom boat tour. It was absolutely breathtaking to be that far down to see the coral and fish.

It was fun to re visit those memories and pictures as I wrote Nora’s chapter.

Have you been to Cozumel? What are your memories?

Tags:  Betty Thomason Owens, Caribbean, Cozumel, cruise, glass bottom boat, Julie Arduini, Kindle, Papi, seasick, The Love Boat Bachelor, Write Integrity Press




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The Love Boat Bachelor: The Inspiration Behind Nora Laing

By now you’re aware that readers chose Eliana Grayson as Brent Teague’s heroine in The Love Boat Bachelor. I can’t adequately explain how fun it was behind the scenes as authors to read the chapters together and wonder who readers would choose. They were all great heroines so don’t worry about the heroines who weren’t chosen. I’m pretty sure they will fare well long after the cruise disembarks.

I thought it would be fun to share how my heroine, Nora Laing, came to be.

Believe it or not, the church directory.

I flipped through our app and tried to look at names and faces to find a fun fit. Nora is a beautiful toddler with pretty blue eyes. Her family is known for ministry, serving and love for family. Laing is a name of a family that I find close knit and compassionate. I thought putting the names together would make a great character.

Although Nora Laing has been helping her sister and nephew for years, there’s a tenacity to her that I enjoyed writing. The shopping in Cozumel was so fun to write.

When it comes to names, authors will use baby books, Google, tributes to loved ones, auctions for good causes where the winner plays a part in naming the name. You’ll even find us on social media asking for name ideas after we explain their personality.

I hope you took advantage of The Love Boat Bachelor when it was free. If you missed it, it’s still a great price for Kindle.  With the frozen temps and blizzards across the country, enjoy the Caribbean locales and fun with Brent Teague, The Love Boat Bachelor.

Purchase The Love Boat Bachelor here.

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Book Review: Olive and the Great Flood by Connie Arnold

There are a few authors that when I hear from them and they ask if I’d be willing to do a review, it’s a no brainer. Author and poet Connie Arnold is one of them.

Connie’s new release, Olive and The Great Flood, is a children’s book about Noah’s Ark.

A Note from Connie:

 Also, I will be giving away two prizes randomly chosen from those commenting during the tour – a copy of my first children’s book, Animal Sound Mix-up, and a gold dove wind chime.

Book Description:

Olive is a gentle, friendly dove who wants to help her friends Noah, his family and the other animals with her on the ark. She tries to soothe them during the rain and has an important assignment, to discover when it’s safe to venture from the ark after the flood. Suggested age range for readers: 4-8

This was such a fun read and a fresh way of telling a classic Bible story. Olive is a dove who helps Noah and the other animals with the ark experience. She comforts them when the rains start, and then learns she’s needed for an important job once the rains stop.

This is age appropriate reading with clever rhyming and a wonderful, Biblical message. The illustrations are top-notch. Whether your child is well-versed in the Bible or curious, I recommend Olive and the Great Flood to all.

I received Olive and the Great Flood in exchange for an honest review.

Purchase Olive and the Great Flood here.

 

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The Love Boat Bachelor is FREE on Kindle

Have you read The Love Boat Bachelor? It’s FREE on Kindle the 14th-17th.

Romance is a joke.

After the love of Brent Teague’s life came back into his world only to marry someone else, Brent is through with women. He might be through with being a pastor, too.

Brent was so sure that God brought Mara Adkins home to him so they could marry and live happily ever after. Six months after her wedding to another man, that theory is obviously a dud. If Brent could be so wrong about that, who’s to say he’s not mistaken about God calling him to pastoral ministry?

Tired of watching Brent flounder for direction, Brent’s feisty older sister boots him out of Spartanburg and onto a cruise ship. Brent’s old college buddy manages the ship’s staff, and he’s thrilled to finagle Brent into the role of chaplain for the two-week cruise.

As the ship sets sail, Brent starts to relax. Maybe a cruise wasn’t such a bad idea after all. But there’s just one little thing no one told him. He’s not on any ordinary cruise. He’s on The Love Boat.

What’s a sworn bachelor to do on a Caribbean cruise full of romance and love? He’ll either have to jump ship or embrace the unforgettable romantic comedy headed his way.

Learn more about Brent in A Dozen Apologies, available on Kindle.

You can learn more about the authors, Brent Teague and fun about the book throughout social media and our blogs. Write Integrity is the central hub for all things Love Boat Bachelor.

One of the most fun things associated with the book is the video our creative leader, publisher Tracy Ruckman, from Write Integrity Press, created. It’s in my left sidebar this week.

It’s also here. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

Purchase The Love Boat Bachelor here.

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COTT: Jerusha Agen and This Redeemer

Julie’s Note:

Jerusha is also the brains behind The Love Boat Bachelor, FREE through the 17th on Kindle. Purchase today!

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“An exhilarating ride full of suspense and hope…”
“…hits the ground running and never lets up…”
“A riveting story with great characters…”
 

 

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About This Redeemer:

Not

all prisons have bars.
Charlotte

Davis should know—she’s lived in one for years. She can handle getting

slapped

around by her boyfriend, Tommy, and even being forced to do things she would

never choose, but when Tommy turns on her 10-year-old daughter, Charlotte

must

try to escape. With nowhere else to turn, Charlotte runs to the stranger her

dying mother believed would help her.
Looking

only for shelter or cash, Charlotte finds a family she longs to call her own

and a gentle man she could learn to love. But if Tommy catches up with

Charlotte, these strangers could discover the truth about her. Will they

send

her back to Tommy? Or can a Father’s love set her

free?
PURCHASE
Amazon
Barnes and Noble

“Jerusha keep up the good work I cant wait to read the next book!”

“I just finished reading This Redeemer by Jerusha Agen, and it was

excellent — the best of the series!”

“Love Jerusha’s writing style!”

“I am excited for you! Jerusha Agen this is just the beginning of more

great things to come!”

“I loved This Redeemer and think it’s Jerusha’s best book yet. Great

characters!”

“Jerusha Agen, your writing is amazing! Thank you very much for sharing

your incredible talent!”

“Jerusha! Keep up the excellent work!”

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About Jerusha:
Jerusha

Agen is a lifelong lover of story–a passion that has led her to a B.A. in

English and a highly varied career. A member of American Christian Fiction

Writers, Jerusha is the author of the Sisters

Redeemed Series, which includes the titles This Dance, This Shadow, and

This Redeemer. Jerusha co-authored the e-books A Ruby Christmas, A Dozen Apologies,

and The Love Boat Bachelor

from Write Integrity Press. Jerusha

relishes snowy Midwest winters spent with her three large, furry dogs and

two

small, furry cats.

Visit Jerusha’s website at

www.SDGwords.com.
Follow Jerusha on

Twitter @SDGwords and Facebook (Jerusha Agen – SDG Words).

 
Q&A Interview with

Jerusha Agen, author of This

Redeemer, Book

Three in the Sisters Redeemed

Series:

What message do you hope your readers will take away

after reading your novel?

I hope and pray that women who are in abusive relationships,

poverty, depression, or any other type of seemingly hopeless situation will

see

in this story that there is hope even in the most desperate of situations,

and

that His name is Jesus. For readers who have no experience with such

desperation, I hope that they will be convicted of the need to selflessly

love

the “unlovable” in the world and to humbly forgive the “unforgivable.” For

all

of us, there is hope!


Do you have any practical advice for writers on how to

keep their sanity in our run, run, run world?

Staying sane in our hectic culture is my daily struggle!

Some things that help me most are setting writing goals for each day and

actually quitting for the day when I reach the goal. I’ve found that I have

to

limit when I’ll allow myself to check email or go online, so that I don’t

end

up letting my sleep or work time disappear into the Internet vacuum.

As a writer, it’s also too easy to work whenever I’m home,

even on Sundays, which translates into no day off from work and eventual

burnout. I believe that rest, especially on our day set aside to worship, is

crucial to staying in the rat race for the long haul, so I’ve now made every

Sunday a no-writing, no-Internet day. I end up with a free, restful day away

from social and work pressures that allows me to recharge for the work week

ahead. The other essential for sanity is sleep!

Find more great reads at Clash of the

Titles!




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