If you're looking for some fun reads to put under the tree this year, I've got you set -
These paperbacks are available now; each is geared toward a different kind of reader:
MILES LEFT YET - For the reader in your life who is either newly retired or thinking or retirement. In MILES, a road trip for a motley crew from the Granite Ridge Retirement
Community—in a vintage Mustang convertible, no less—quickly turns into
an adventure of second chances, fresh starts, and the discovery that
love is never a landmark in the rearview mirror. No matter what the
odometer reads, as long as there’s gas in the tank, there are always
still new roads to explore...plenty of miles left yet.
WORDQUAKE - For your young reader (this one's at about the 4th grade reading level). Izzy Ashby is a girl who hates reading...one day, her hatred grows strong enough to shake all the words from her elementary school. At first, this seems like a dream come true! At least, until utter chaos breaks out...WORDQUAKE is short and includes some fun illustrations--perfect to keep your kids reading over their holiday break, or even to snag a reluctant reader.
ONE FATEFUL CHRISTMAS EVE - For your fan of clean romance or women's fiction. Mallory Stewart is a young on-the-rise editor, certain she's about to land a position at one of the “Big Five” publishing houses. All she has
to do to clinch the deal is attend her prospective boss’s Christmas Eve
party. But Graham Kendall, the charismatic author of a bestselling book
on fate, insists her plans are about to be thwarted. Mallory immediately
discounts Dr. Kendall’s warnings. Though she edited his book, the
industrious Mallory believes in hard work rather than luck or good
fortune. When a series of devastating Christmas Eve misadventures
conspire against her, Mallory is forced to reexamine everything—her
beliefs, her dreams, her own definition of success. What will Mallory
choose? What will she discover—about Graham, about her own destiny, even
about…a man’s socks? (Yes, socks.)
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for writing this post! Are you going to write any more? I have trouble finding books because I have a high Lexile level (reading level), but am in fifth grade. I need books with a high level, but with ideas that aren't too mature for younger readers. Do you have any ideas?
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