Fifty Percent Off My E-books for Christmas

Are you looking for some interesting books to buy for bookworm friends or family this Christmas? Well, here are four possible gifts I propose for your consideration. To help you make a decision, I have included one independent review of my books to give you a flavor of what they are about. These reviews were … Continue reading Fifty Percent Off My E-books for Christmas →

Favorite books I read this year

Favorite reads of 2024 Nancy's top 3 reads of 2024 include Pachinko and two other amazing books. Discover what makes these books unmissable! — Read on shepherd.com/bboy/2024/f/nancy-blodgett-klein. What are your favorites? If you want to see the most popular books read this year (not necessarily written this year) check out this this link. https://shepherd.com/bboy/2024 Shepherd.com … Continue reading Favorite books I read this year →

Pachinko: A Book Review

Cover of this National Bestseller Pachinko is a compelling novel that deals with many issues faced by a Korean family living in Japan over four generations of the 20th Century. What stood out the most for me while reading was how much I learned about Korean history in this work of historical fiction. For instance, … Continue reading Pachinko: A Book Review →

Featured as Guest Writer for My Poetry Book

Thanks to fellow writer Esther Chilton who promoted me and my most recent book today on her own blog in her Guest Writer Spot. She has 2,000 subscribers so this kind of help is much appreciated. Thanks, Esther! Esther has written great books for writers as well as two collections of short stories. Learn more … Continue reading Featured as Guest Writer for My Poetry Book →

Torn Between Worlds: Compelling Novel for Teenage Girls and Young Women Immigrants

I recently decided to have the cover of my first novel redesigned to attract its intended audience: teenage girls, especially Hispanic ones as well as any other young women immigrants living in the United States. The theme of trying to adjust to a new culture would be relevant to a wide variety of young adult … Continue reading Torn Between Worlds: Compelling Novel for Teenage Girls and Young Women Immigrants →

Darlene Foster on Books and Such

Are you in search of an interesting new book for your child or grandchild? If so, read on about Darlene Foster’s latest novel, set in Scotland’s Arran Island. Teri Pollen has kindly featured Amanda in Scotland: The Standing Stones on her blog, Books and Such, along with her awesome review and an excerpt to … … Continue reading Darlene Foster on Books and Such →

Highly Recommended-Five Stars

By Dr. David Hamilton The narrative of Torn Between Worlds is in the first person documenting a young girl’s experience of growing up in Mexico, the US and Spain. During the course of three years time, she experienced the aftermath of 9/11, violent repression of a protest in Mexico and a terrorist bombing in Madrid. … Continue reading Highly Recommended-Five Stars →

Tips to Increase Your Book’s Distribution

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Have you ever thought about publishing a book? I know many people who've told me they want to publish a book but then get discouraged about the prospect of getting it published and read widely, rather than by a few obliging friends. I am here to tell you it can … Continue reading Tips to Increase Your Book’s Distribution →

GROWING A TOP-NOTCH FAMILY TREE – WITH STORIES FROM ITS BRANCHES BY NANCY BLODGETT KLEIN

Book Review Title: Growing a Top-Notch Family Tree – With Stories from its Branches Author: Nancy Blodgett Klein Published On Amazon sites worldwide … GROWING A TOP-NOTCH FAMILY TREE – WITH STORIES FROM ITS BRANCHES BY NANCY BLODGETT KLEIN Here is a new review of my most recent book from fellow author John Edwards who … Continue reading GROWING A TOP-NOTCH FAMILY TREE – WITH STORIES FROM ITS BRANCHES BY NANCY BLODGETT KLEIN →

New Five Star Book Review of Torn Between Worlds: A Mexican Immigrant’s Journey to Find Herself

The Human Faces Behind the Headlines by Susan Pazera Reviewed on Amazon in the United States on November 29, 2023 Politically there's no hotter potato in the U.S. these days than immigration. It's easy to get caught up in the headlines and forget that there are real human beings involved, with hopes, aspirations, and dreams … Continue reading New Five Star Book Review of Torn Between Worlds: A Mexican Immigrant’s Journey to Find Herself →