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- International Writers Inspiring Change featured book review: Millie Mae Speaks Up To A Bully Today, by Roxann Biesack
Millie Mae Speaks Up To a Bully Today , by Roxann Biesack, is a short children's story about Millie Mae This prompted me to write my book, "Millie Mae Speaks Up To A Bully Today".
- Writers Inspiring Change feature author: Roxann Biesack
This prompted me to write my book, “Millie Mae Speaks Up To A Bully Today”.
- International Writers Inspiring Change feature book review: Dun an Doras: (Book 1) by Gemma Tarr
I always found it mildly unfair. Why shouldn't I love reading?
- International Writers Inspiring Change presents: Don't Let Me Keep You by Kathie Giorgio
adult children, Christopher, Andy, and Olivia, live close by, along with her solo granddaughter, Maya Mae
- Writers Inspiring Change feature book review: Dun an Doras: Feuer
I always found it mildly unfair. Why shouldn't I love reading?
- Writers Inspiring Change feature review: Dun an Doras: Yokai
I always found it mildly unfair. Why shouldn't I love reading?
- Writers Inspiring Change feature book review: Dun an Doras: Prodosia
I always found it mildly unfair. Why shouldn't I love reading?
- Writers Inspiring Change feature book review: Dun an Doras: Bytheiad
I always found it mildly unfair. Why shouldn't I love reading?
- Writers Inspiring Change feature book review: Dun an Doras: Gurduk (Book 2)
I always found it mildly unfair. Why shouldn't I love reading?
- Writers Inspiring Change feature review: Rose Well Files
spoilers) following the daily adventures of a man who happens upon a community that is, well, to put it mildly
- International Writers Inspiring Change featured book: The Glass Guitar: A Search For Truth In A World Gone Mad, by Marshall Riggan
Commercial assignments have been for such corporate clients as Xerox, AT&T, American Airlines, US Steel, Eli Lilly
- Writers Inspiring Change feature book review: Surviving the Fatherland
In spite of the time and the ambient war which Lilly and her family must survive, the story is not gruesome
