indie writers

Kid Friendly Books – (Day 3)

April 17, 2017

There are hundreds of books written for children, however, how do you know which one is the right one? In my opinion, if a book has a positive learning message for your child then it is definitely worth investing into. At the end of the day, your child takes inspiration, education, and notes from everything they see. Therefore, it’s vital that they exposed to the correct form of information. Giraffes Can’t Dance by (Giles Andreae) This interesting book uses rhymes to celebrate everything that is […]

Robert Germaux – Author Interview

April 4, 2017

Robert Germaux Author Interview In your own words, please tell us about Grammar Sex and Other Stuff:   As I say in the blurb for the book, it’s one man’s take on life’s little moments, minor annoyances and unexpected delights.   This book is a change from your previous books. What made you change things up?   I’ve enjoyed reading a couple of local newspaper columnists for several years. At some point, my wife suggested I try writing some essays myself, with […]

Harkworth Hall by L.S. Johnson (Book Review #273)

March 31, 2017

Harkworth Hall is a late Georgian historical adventure novel that has hints of goth, romance, and thrill embedded into it. The story focuses on the lead heroine, Caroline whom is very smart, adventurous, and is likeable. Her situation in life is The author and underrated.com kindly requested this review, and it is very easy to see how lost and stuck she feels having to marry. There is, however, a twist to this tale and that is what makes the novel very interesting. […]

Chapter 4- Lesson 2- Infinitives

March 26, 2017

Infinitives   An infinitive is a verb phrase that almost always begins with ‘to’ and ends with a verb.   To have To talk To explore   Infinitives can be used as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.   For example: To dance was her greatest desire.   The way to act is through determination.   Here are some examples of some infinitive phrases:   To hope for a better tomorrow.   To forget all your fears   To walk into the sunset.   […]

The Brotherhood By Shannon Condon Ward – Author Interview

March 5, 2017

When did you know you wanted to be a writer? I knew I wanted to be a writer by the time I was in elementary school. When I reached college, I had the opportunity to explore different types of writing. It was then I decided I wanted to write fiction novels.   What is your most interesting or craziest writing quirk? I start every book on the first page and write straight through to the end. I never skip around with chapters. […]

The Versatile Blogger Award! #1

November 3, 2016

    Hello Book Lovers, Authors, Friends & Family! I have been humbly nominated by a very sweet 16-year-old Syrian girl currently living in Turkey named Mya, for the Versatile Blogger Award! Her blog is called Book Dragon 1017, If you wish to follow her.   Thank you so much for the nomination. It was very unexpected. The Rules:  1) Display the award on your blog. 2) Thank the blogger that nominated you and provide a link to their blog. 3) Share seven  facts about […]