Tagged With: children’s books
New sketches in for Fox Hollow Tales!
Just in! Sketches for the official Fox Hollow Tales map! Two corners of the map are shown below and a new sketch of Wojer fishing at his favorite watering hole. Did you know you could get a chance to name one of the roads or shops in Fox Hollow? Check out our kickstarter page to … Continue reading
Meet Kirstin Pulioff, Author of The Escape of Princess Madeline
Kirstin’s favorite part of reading fantasy is the hope the stories inspire. The ability to suspend belief for a moment, believe in dreams, know that good will always triumph over evil, that Prince Charming is waiting around the corner, and that the only type of endings are happy ones. She loves writing fantasy because it … Continue reading
Meet Alyssa Auch, author of Lunula
The witch knows he will hunt her. If history repeats itself, as it always does, Wynn will have no choice but to cross paths with her feared counterpart, the warlock. If given the chance, he would kill Wynn, absorbing her aura and obtaining ultimate power. In a desperate attempt to outrun destiny, Wynn moves … Continue reading
Meet Ansha Kotyk, author of Gansterland, plus a giveaway! Blogger Book Fair
GANGSTERLAND by Ansha Kotyk Available at Barnes & Noble and Amazon as a paperback or ebook. Fourteen-year-old Jonathan Brooks would like nothing more than to relax for a few hours and read his comic book. But GANGSTERLAND is no ordinary graphic novel. When Jonathan actually disappears inside the book, he’s dropped into a … Continue reading
Hapenny Magick hits the Reads-4-Tweens, best of 2012 list
The Reads-4-Tweens blog posted their list of favorite books that you might have missed in 2012 and Hapenny Magick was on it! The Reads-4-Tweens blog, a site dedicated to book reviews aimed at the adults who care about the books that kids aged 8 to 12 (give or take a few years) might be … Continue reading
Author Jim Hines can’t wait to read Hapenny Magick to his kids!
“Carson has created a delightful story of joy and wonder and courage. I’m looking forward to sharing this one with my children.” Jim Hines, author of the Jig the Goblin series. His newest novel Libriomancer is now available. When marketing maven Kirsten Cappy from Curious City me who I would ask for a blurb for … Continue reading
Fight Like A Girl… A Boston Glow author panel
I’m really excited to announce that I will be a part of this fabulous panel at Boston Glow on Tuesday, September 18th. You can find out more information by visiting their website, following them on Facebook, or Twitter @Boston_GLOW. We will be talking about strong, empowered girls in today’s fiction. See you there!
Guest Post: The making of Hapenny Magick, an audio book by Simon Brooks
How would YOU pronounce the name Gythal? And what does a giant sound like when talking? Think about that for a while. I have finished recording the book “Hapenny Magick” by Jennifer Carson. It has been a fun process and I have learned a lot throughout. It is an almost 200 page chapter book and … Continue reading
Hapenny Magick on Pinterest and sneak “listens” of the audio book!
If you have piles of pages ripped from magazines and stack of books with inspiring images…well, you must be an artist! I admit, my house is full of those little piles and it is fabulous to go through them and be inspired all over again to create something magical. I’m sure you’ve heard of Pinterest … Continue reading
Hapenny Giveaway Winners!
The Hapenny Giveaway winners have been announced! The Winners Not only did the faeries give away fifteen signed copies of Hapenny Magick to elementary school librarians, public librarians, and teachers (grades 1-3), but one random applicant was be chosen by the fairies to receive a (quite magical) Library Fairy*! Truly? Yes, truly. Book Winners Calais Free Library (Calais, ME) Melrose Elementary … Continue reading

