Tour Wrap Up: From Small Beginnings by Stephanie Laskoskie

 

 

Children's book

Date Published: December 1, 2021

Great things come from small beginnings, and GREAT you are indeed.

  Currently a 4.8* Rating on Amazon

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December 27 - RABT Book Tours - Kick Off

December 28 -Liliyana Shadolwyn - Spotlight

December 29 - Lisa's reading - Spotlight

December 30 - Girl with Pen - Excerpt

January 3 - Stormy nights reviewing and blogging - Spotlight

January 4 - So Many Books - Spotlight

January 5 - Our Town Book Reviews -  Spotlight

January 6 - B for book review - Excerpt

January 7 - A Life Through Books - Interview

January 8 - Saphs books - Spotlight

January 10 - Book Junkiez - Spotlight

January 11 - Sandras book club - Review

January 12 - Book corner news and reviews - Spotlight

January 13 - Texas Book Nook - Review

January 15 - The Faerie Review - Spotlight

January 18 - Novel News Network - Review

January 19 - #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight

January 20 - Phoebe's Randoms - Spotlight

January 21 - Momma says to read or not to read - Spotlight

January 22 - Nanas book reviews - Spotlight

January 24 - The Indie Express - Review

January 25 - Teatime and books - Spotlight 

January 26 - On A Reading Bender - Review

January 27 - The Avid Reader - Interview

About The Author

Stephanie Trachier Laskoskie was born and raised in Texas. She is a proud mother of four, author of the international best seller "My Baby is a Superhero!" and runs a NICU support organization called From Small Beginnings.

In 2016, her life was turned upside down when her twins were born at 23 weeks 2 days gestation. Thanks to the incredible care received, her twins beat all odds and were able to come home together after 151 days in the NICU.

Her parents were both educators and books, specifically children's books, were always a huge part of her life. This experience with her own children fueled her passion to write children's books that were tailored to the NICU experience, not just for the baby but for the siblings and family. Proceeds from her books have been used to create NICU sibling care packages that have supported thousands of NICU families during their most difficult days.

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Tour Wrap Up: The Moon Resides in Her Heart by Isabel Scheck

 

Poetry, LGBTQ poetry

Date Published: November 2021

 

 

Sapphic Haikus (LGBTQ poetry) In which some people are too pretty not to write about; sometimes they just have moons residing in their hearts.

 

 

 

 

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Did you miss any of the stops on this Tour?

January 17 - RABT Book Tours - Kick Off

January 17 - Girl with pen - Excerpt

January 18 - Phoebes randoms - Review 

January 19 - The sexy nerd revue - Spotlight

January 20 - I smell sheep - Excerpt 

January 22 - #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight 

January 24 - Texas Book Nook - Review

January 25 - Teatime and books - Spotlight

January 26 - The Indie Express - Review

January 26 - The Avid reader - Spotlight

January 27 - Valerie Ullmer - Excerpt

About the Author

My name is Isabel and I am 24 years old. I come from England, but I’ve lived in Switzerland my whole life. I love writing and drawing and have been doing that since I was 13 years old. My first ever self-published book on sale was published in March, 2018. It is called “When Daisies and Thunderstorms Collide”. I hope you enjoy my books as much as I enjoyed writing/drawing them! :)

 

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Tour Wrap Up: Peregrination: The Journey to Welllness by Sonny Weathersby

 

Memoir

Date Published: January 29, 2019

Publisher: ‎ 48hrbooks.com

Growing up in the inner cities of LA, Sonny does everything he can not to fall victim of inner city nihilism, where gangs and drugs plague the community. Being raised in a dysfunctional home, filled with abuse, a father on drugs, and no stability, Sonny leaves home at an early age - on a journey to find himself, seeking alchemy. The journey wouldn't be a journey without the roadblocks, and he runs into many - homelessness, joblessness, hopelessness, the loss of loved ones and friends, and doses of depression. With all the odds against him, how would he ever become the man he was destined to be?A story of love, loss, and leveling up through life's adversities...

Currently a 4.8* Rating on Amazon. 

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Did you miss any of the stops on this Tour?

January 17 - RABT Book Tours - Kick Off

January 17 - Girl with pen - Excerpt

January 18 - Stormy nights reviewing and blogging - Spotlight

January 19 - Momma and Her Stories - Excerpt

January 20 - #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight

January 21 - Novel News Network - Review

January 22 - Sylv Net - Spotlight

January 25 - Teatime and books - Spotlight

January 26 - Texas Book Nook - Review

January 27 - The Avid reader - Interview

Tour Wrap Up: Mom, I Want a Pony by Lois Poster

 

 

Children's Book

Publication Date: May 25, 2021

Publisher: MindStir Media

Mom I Want a Pony is the story of a young girl and her love for a pony. It was written with the hope that any child who has ever said those words - and any parent who has ever heard them - will read it and understand not only what is involved in this relationship, but also what is necessary to make it a safe and rewarding experience for all concerned.

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Did you miss any of the stops on this Tour?

January 17 - RABT Book Tours - Kick Off

January 17 - Lisa's reading - Spotlight 

January 18 - Girl with pen - Excerpt

January 19 - Sandras book club - Review

January 20 - Library lady's kit lit - Review

January 21 - The Indie Express - Review

January 22 - Nesie's Place - Excerpt

January 24 - Momma says to read or not to read - Spotlight

January 25 - Teatime and books - Spotlight

January 26 - Momma and Her Stories - Excerpt

January 27 - The Avid Reader - Interview

About the Author

Lois Poster is an ardent animal lover. She learned to ride when she was three years old, and has been involved with horses all her life. As an adult, she owned a show horse farm in Virginia. During those years, she showed in various parts of the country and took many ribbons, including the President’s Cup at the Washington National Horseshow. 

 Later, she retired to a farm in New England, with a pair of two-year-old geldings and a six-week-old filly. She trained the horses for pleasure riding only. She and the mare were constant companions. They were all together for twenty-two years.

Tour Wrap Up: The Sceptre by B.E. Boucher

 

A Jonster the Monster and the Bear Adventure

Young Adult

Date Published: March 22, 2021

Did you ever dream of traveling to an alternate universe? I actually did it. I am the Bear, high school kid.

My life-long wish has been to find my mother who disappeared when I was a baby. And Indian medicine man told me it was possible to find her, but I would have to look in the magical kingdom of his ancestors. My friends said they would go with me if I gave it a shot. So I did. Be careful what you wish for. We promptly found ourselves in a fantasy land where we met Uriah, a talking cocker spaniel. He told me my destiny was sealed by an ancient scroll that prophesied an unlikely hero who would come out of nowhere to save his homeland from destruction by an evil king. He said I was that hero. No pressure.

Life in Uriah's world is one big twist. Nothing is what it seems. Both good and evil attempt to trick me at every turn, and I continually struggle to separate illusion from reality. My friends might not be who I think they are, and I am forced to trust my life to a lovable, but self-centered dog. I could use a little help. Join me. Together we can solve the secret of the Sceptre.

Currently a 4.8* Rating on Amazon! 

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Did you miss any of the stops on this Tour?

January 17 - RABT Book Tours - Kick Off

January 18 - #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight

January 18 - Momma and Her Stories - Excerpt

January 19 - Girl with pen - Excerpt

January 20 - Momma says to read or not to read - Spotlight

January 21 - Texas Book Nook - Review

January 22 - Nanas book reviews - Spotlight

January 24 - Teatime and books - Spotlight 

January 25 - On a Reading Bender - Review

January 26 - The Avid reader - Interview

January 27 - The Faerie Review - Spotlight

January 28 - Valerie Ullmer - Excerpt

About the Author

Motivated by his son’s long battle with brain cancer, businessman turned author B.E. Boucher created the Jonster the Monster and the Bear trilogy to offer escape and encouragement to young people fighting life-threatening illnesses. As they search for the Sceptre, Jonster and the Bear learn that optimism and hope are key to overcoming impossible odds. In the Sceptre, the author weaves childhood experiences with imaginative adventures and humor to create unforgettable characters, enduring memories, and Inspiration. Mr. Boucher also authored the Grosswords anthology of short stories geared to younger readers. In a fun and thought-provoking way, Grosswords focuses on the eternal faceoff between kids and parents as they confront offbeat situations and surprising twists.

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