“I'll admit, I'm not the biggest fan of sci-fi futuristic lit, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised in reading 2108: Eyes Open! Much like Suzanne Collin's Hunger Games, K.L. Granville invites you into a world with characters that you won't soon forget. 2108 was an amazing read; I'll be recommending it to my friends! ” –Eboni, DC Public Library, Children's Librarian
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I have been interested in acting all my life. At least that’s what it looks like in hindsight. Over the years, I’ve collected costumes and hats, made shows as a kid, made movies and plays with friends, had costume parties, dramatized whenever possible…I believe I even had one friend call me a drama queen for a while. But I never
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Hello! Thank you, Lisa See, for visiting my blog today. I’m looking forward to hearing the gems you have to share from your writing journey! First of all, what is your favorite genre to write in and what is the age range you generally write for? I don’t have a favorite. I’ve written a family memoir, mysteries/thrillers, and literary fiction. Actually,
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My rating of this book: ☆☆☆☆☆ out of 5 stars A friend gave me this book, Priceless: A Novel on the Edge of the World, by Tom Davis, for Christmas. I just finished it yesterday…and it wrecked me. I knew a bit about human trafficking before reading this book, but had always thought, “I’m glad someone else is doing something about
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Happy New Year! It’s a new year and a new day, packed with tons of possibility and potential for inspiration! When and how will YOUR inspiration come? Will it always be convenient? Will it come when you ask for it? When you acknowledge it? Or when it just plain hits you in the face? Maybe it will be a combination
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A few friends and I have been tucked away for a week in a cottage on the East Coast. As Sandy drew near, we hunkered down, charged our electronics, stocked up on canned food, ice and candles. We were ready for at least 24 hours without electricity. Surprisingly, Sandy just practically whispered by us. We got some wind and a
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K.L. Glanville resides in Southern California. She divides her time largely between writing, researching, hanging out with friends and kids, exploring new restaurants, traveling…and dreaming of living in a tree house.
