E is for Elysabeth Eldering
Ms. Eldering is the award winning author of the Junior Geography Detective Squad (JGDS), 50-state, mystery, trivia series. Her stories "Train of Clues", "The Proposal" (available as an ebook), "Tulip Kiss" (available as an ebook), and "Butterfly Halves", all placed first, second, or runner up in various contests to include two for Armchair Interviews and two for Echelon Press (Fast and ... themed type contests). Her story "Bride-and-Seek" (available as an ebook) was selected for the South Carolina Writers' Workshop (SCWW) anthology, the Petigru Review. Ms. Eldering makes her home in upper state South Carolina and loves to travel, read, cross stitch and crochet. When she's not busy with teenaged children still at home, working her full-time job as a medical transcriptionist or participating in virtual classroom visits, she can be found at various homeschool or book events promoting her writing.
Her State of Wilderness has 5 stars from 7 reviews.
Some of her other books:
Finally home is a fun, clean read for younger teens. It has mystery and a little paranormal. Kelly is a thirteen year old who has to go against her father in order to save an old historic house. The problem is, Kelly's father gets paid to demolish old house. Find out what happens in this 56,000 word novel. Here is what people are saying:
"I have read this book and though it was written as a YA book, I found it a great read, well- written, and will keep you turning those pages. It reminded me of the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys series. Would highly recommend this book and hope to see more from this author."
"Thirteen-year-old Kelly wants to save the old houses her father is supposed to tear down. She has managed to do it once before. Now, in her new neighborhood, she feels compelled to do it again.
This is a fun story about a young girl finding her way in life. The paranormal twist adds mystery and suspense to this young adult drama.
I enjoyed Kelly's spirited independence. I would have liked more development with the parents' characters and their relationship with Kelly. But, overall, this is a fun read that is great entertainment for young teens."
Her State of Wilderness has 5 stars from 7 reviews.
Some of her other books:
Finally home is a fun, clean read for younger teens. It has mystery and a little paranormal. Kelly is a thirteen year old who has to go against her father in order to save an old historic house. The problem is, Kelly's father gets paid to demolish old house. Find out what happens in this 56,000 word novel. Here is what people are saying:
"I have read this book and though it was written as a YA book, I found it a great read, well- written, and will keep you turning those pages. It reminded me of the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys series. Would highly recommend this book and hope to see more from this author."
"Thirteen-year-old Kelly wants to save the old houses her father is supposed to tear down. She has managed to do it once before. Now, in her new neighborhood, she feels compelled to do it again.
This is a fun story about a young girl finding her way in life. The paranormal twist adds mystery and suspense to this young adult drama.
I enjoyed Kelly's spirited independence. I would have liked more development with the parents' characters and their relationship with Kelly. But, overall, this is a fun read that is great entertainment for young teens."
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