It’s Day 4 of the #RRBC Spotlight Author Blog Tour for #Author, Harriet Hodgson @healthmn1! C’mon by! @RRBC_Org @RRBC_RWISA @Tweets4RWISA, #RRBCSA #GriefDoodling

May 7, 2021.Reading time 6 minutes.

What Can You Do When Book Sales Stall? By Harriet Hodgson Book marketing is a never-ending task. To track your efforts, you may want to keep a marketing log. Try to take one marketing step a day. Despite your best efforts, your book sales may stall. What can you do? Don’t give up. When seeing an […]

Welcome to Day 2 of #RRBC’S ’20 WC&BE SPONSORS BLOG TOUR! @RRBC_Org @RRBC_RWISA @Tweets4RWISA @kirazian

April 13, 2021.Reading time 4 minutes.

Good morning, Readers, It’s my pleasure to feature today, author Liza Kirazian. Lisa is a very supportive member of the Rave Reviews Book Club. Please be sure to leave a comment below to ensure that you have a chance at winning a $20 Amazon Gift Card! Appassionato (The Music We Made—Book 2) Appassionato, Book Two of […]

What a Difference a Few Days Away Can Make in Soothing Our Souls

March 9, 2021.Reading time less than 1 minute.

Thank you for sharing your mini vacation with us, Regina. My friend over at Isaiah46ministries, Help from Heaven, has accompanied her post with the most beautiful shots. Palm Court, Florida We have been back home for a week. As you can see from the picture of the view from our rented Airbnb condo, we stayed […]

International Women’s Day #ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021

March 8, 2021.Reading time 4 minutes.

Hi Sisters! It’s our day—International Day of Women or the Day of International Women! I celebrate you with this post because we are Sisters, and wherever you are, I see you. You, my dear, are an anomaly—a chameleon—who is wonderfully empathetic and flexible. You magically perceive others’ needs and then bend, twist, and reshape yourself […]

I, Too, Remember Emmett Till #BlackHistoryMonth

February 28, 2021.Reading time 4 minutes.

I close this Black History Month with a long quote by the late Sen. John Lewis. His words have stirred my own memories of Emmett Till. Emmett Till became my generation’s poster boy to accompany our parents’ lectures on what could happen to black children who misbehaved while on summer vacation to our Southern relatives. […]