Maybe a Hero section here? With the main purpose of the site?
Could add a magazine cover to the right. Or, have a background image that aligns with the site mission.
Or we could remove this section.
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Out & About (September 2012)
Sarasota Living Word Christian Bookstore in Florida and Multnomah County Library in Oregon
Dear Blessed Book Club
5 Books to Put a Pep in Her Steps
Reintroducing the Romantic Tales of Grace Livingston Hill
?She had the unique advantage of a writer to have lived through wonderful and drastic changes in history?s timeline.?
Janice Thompson and Melanie Dobson: Woven in History
Summerside Press launches its American Tapestries? Series with two novels from experienced writers Janice Thompson and Melanie Dobson.
Shelley Shepard Gray: More Secrets from Crittenden County
Shelley Shepard Gray?s Found (Avon Inspire) seriously ups the storytelling ante as a quiet Amish community must deal with the repercussions of a recently solved murder.
J.M. Hochstetler: Revolutionary Principles
Crucible of War (Sheaf House) is the fourth book in J.M. Hochstetler?s epic seven-book series about the Revolutionary period in American history.
The Plot Thickens: 5 Authors Who Garden
Many stories begin with a seed of an idea; and when watered by the author?s imagination, they slowly grow into messages of hope and faith.
Dalen Keys: World of Wonder
As someone who volunteered at a mission that serves the homeless, it did not surprise Dalen Keys that he came up with an idea for a children?s story about homelessness.
Abingdon Press Fiction Author Julie L. Cannon Passes Away
Cannon, who grew up immersed in the culture of Southern storytellers, was best known for her fiction titles, with her most recent novel ‘Twang’ released earlier this year.
