Editing and Design by DLD Books<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\nDavid and Leonore Dvorkin<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\nMy first recommendation for 2025<\/h2>\n\u00a0DLD BOOKS, Denver, Colorado<\/h2>\n<\/h3>\n
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A List of 14 Books Edited and Produced <\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\nby DLD Books in 2024<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\nC 12\/27\/24<\/p>\n
by Leonore Dvorkin<\/p>\n
Editor, DLD Books Editing and Self-Publishing Services<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.dldbooks.com\/<\/a><\/p>\nWritten for publication in the January 2025 issue of The Consumer Vision Magazine<\/em><\/p>\nhttps:\/\/www.consumervisionmagazine.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n(Note: I\u00a0 made slight changes to the\u00a0 arrangement\u00a0 so that it could\u00a0 appear on this blog post.<\/p>\n
Lynda McKinney Lambert)<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n
Hello, everyone.<\/strong><\/em><\/h1>\nBelow are the titles and authors of the 14 books that David and I got out in 2024, along with brief summaries of their themes.<\/p>\n
They include fiction, nonfiction, poetry, a memoir, books for children, a diet book, and more.<\/p>\n
Links to the authors\u2019 websites are provided at the ends of the entries.<\/p>\n
(The authors of Tales of Habib the Hoaxter<\/em> were the only ones who did not have us make them a website.)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Thanks to all our authors, new and established, who entrusted us with their work this year. It\u2019s been quite a ride! By the way: 2025 will mark 16 years that David and I have been running this business. We hope and expect to have another productive year as we work for established clients and several new ones. So stay tuned! As always, new books will be advertised in Bob Branco\u2019s newsletter, The Consumer Vision<\/em> Magazine,<\/em> as they come out.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n__<\/p>\n
January 2024:<\/h4>\nCage of Bone —<\/em> by David Dvorkin<\/h4>\nA psychological thriller with a terrifically creepy cover designed by the author.
\nThis is David’s 33rd published book. He writes mainly science fiction, horror, and nonfiction.
\nFrom the synopsis of this novel: “Max must change from frightened quarry to pitiless hunter. His hunt leads him to the cabal of criminals and also to life\u2013changing discoveries about his own history.”
\nhttp:\/\/www.dvorkin.com\/cob\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
February:<\/h3>\na) Tales of Habib the Hoaxter —<\/em> by Ayoub Imiliouane and Pamela Cox<\/h3>\nAyoub is a native speaker of Moroccan Arabic, and Pam is a fluent speaker of the same language.
\nA retelling of short, amusing Arab folk tales (69 pages in print).
\nFrom the synopsis: “In this world of marvels and belief in marvels, whether the little guy wins or loses depends on how well he uses his wits.”<\/p>\n
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b) Prophecy of Dragon Heart<\/em>\u00a0 —\u00a0 by E. L. Roff<\/h3>\n(cover art by Alex Roff)<\/p>\n
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This is the second book in Roff’s richly imagined fantasy series. She also writes paranormal romance. (See below, under December.) Her third fantasy novel will appear in 2025. Details of both series are on her website.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/elroff\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
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c) Imperfections<\/em> — by Ann Chiappetta<\/h3>\nA gritty coming of age novel by this prolific author. For mature teens and adults.
\n(Cover Photo of Golden Gate Bridge is by Cheryll Romanek)
\ndldbooks.com\/annchiappetta\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
March:
\nSam and Lola: The Meeting<\/em> — by Keziah Morgan<\/h3>\nThis illustrated book for young readers is about how two dogs meet and then help another neighborhood dog out of a literally tight spot. The animal characters are based on the Morgans’ real pets, past and present.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/keziahmorgan\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
April:
\na) Each Day Holds Some Small Joy: Poetry<\/em><\/h3>\nby Lynda McKinney Lambert<\/h3>\n
A lovely book of poetry that includes several nature photos taken at\u00a0 the author’s Shalom Gardens.. Lynda McKinney Lambert is a former Professor of Fine Art and Humanities, at Geneva College. She is a writer\u00a0 of non-fiction, poetry, and memoirs. She is a fine artist who established River Road Studio in 1976. Lynda\u00a0 resides in western Pennsylvania.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/lyndalambert\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
b) The Blind Detective<\/em> — by Tristen E. Breitenfeldt<\/h3>\nFor readers of about 10 to 12, here are four adventures of a blind detective, Steven Hawthorne. His Black Lab guide dog, Missy, is a detective in her own right. \/ Tristen is a certified Accessibility Tester.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tristenb\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
May:
\na) Zeke and the Other World —<\/em> by Leonard Tuchyner<\/h3>\nA complex and wonderfully imaginative science fiction novel set on earth and a gas planet, Gazeon. The story follows Zeke, the human protagonist, from boyhood to old age. Not everything is sweetness and light on either world.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tuchyner\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
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b) I Did It Without Looking: A Blind Man’s Recovery from Addiction —<\/em> by Michael W. Moran<\/h3>\nThe title sums it up. This is the story of an inspiring rise from some very low depths. With a forward by the singer Dion DiMucci, who is the author’s friend.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/michaelmoran\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
August:
\nYou Can’t Outrun That Brownie<\/em> — by Richard W. Schmidt, RDN<\/h3>\nAn informative and inspiring diet book by a Registered Dietician Nutritionist. It includes some highly original and helpful tips.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/richardwschmidt\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
September:
\nWhat Must Not Remain Silent —<\/em> by Anthony R. Candela<\/h3>\nThis is a lengthy collection of diverse, thought-provoking, eloquent essays composed from 2021 to 2024. Be prepared to learn a lot if you read this book.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/anthonyrcandela\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
November:
\nPawprints to Heaven: Letters to a Veterinarian —<\/em> by Maribeth Bossbaly, VMD<\/h3>\nThe first part of the book is the story of the author’s journey to becoming a vet, a cardiac specialist. Then comes a collection of heartfelt letters of thanks from the owners of pets she treated over some 30 years. The letters include the owners’ memories of their beloved pets and color photos of many of them.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/bossbaly\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
December:
\na) Hamlet the Happy House Pig — <\/em>by Toni Erickson<\/h3>\nIllustrated by the author. Suggested age range: 8 to 12.
\nHouse pigs, small pigs kept as pets, really do exist! This is the fictional story of one, combined with lots of factual information about various animals, some practical items like wheelchairs for dogs that have lost limbs, and even some famous people. The author’s watercolors are utterly charming. By the way, Toni says she might be open to illustrating for others.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tonierickson\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
b)\u00a0Inheriting Ghost Tower —<\/em> by E. L. Roff,<\/h3>\n(cover art by Alex Roff)<\/em><\/p>\nThis is the third book in Roff’s paranormal romance series. The details of the ghost residents of the haunted apartment building, now owned by the heiress Tory Tower, are wonders of imagination. My favorite is “Joey Trombone,” a 1930s gangster in a zoot suit and fedora. Whether or not you believe in ghosts, you’re sure to get pulled into the often moving plot.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/elroff\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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\nI hope that at least a few of these books <\/em><\/p>\nhave piqued your interest. <\/em><\/p>\nHappy reading if so!<\/em><\/p>\nLeonore Dvorkin, DLD Books<\/p>\n
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Thank you for spending time here at my blog today!<\/p>\n
*<\/p>\n
\u00a9<\/a>Lynda McKinney Lambert, 2024.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.lyndalambert.com\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/06\/2023_Lynda_Dixie_Mitchell_2_June-8-168x300.jpg?resize=168%2C300&ssl=1\")
Lynda with Miss Dixie Tulip (Left) and Mitchell (Right).
Photo by Angel Yaromey,<\/p><\/div>\n
Personal note from Lynda<\/em><\/strong><\/h4>\nI ask that when you purchase and read any of these books, please consider writing\u00a0 a short reflection on it \u2013 a sentence or two is adequate. It means a LOT to know that you found\u00a0 the books\u00a0 of value in some way.<\/p>\n
I deeply appreciate this opportunity to share these authors and their published books with you on this blog.<\/p>\n
<\/h2>\nMy first recommendation for 2025<\/h2>\n\u00a0DLD BOOKS, Denver, Colorado<\/h2>\n<\/h3>\n
\u00a0DLD BOOKS, Denver, Colorado<\/h2>\n<\/h3>\n
by DLD Books in 2024<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\nC 12\/27\/24<\/p>\n
by Leonore Dvorkin<\/p>\n
Editor, DLD Books Editing and Self-Publishing Services<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.dldbooks.com\/<\/a><\/p>\nWritten for publication in the January 2025 issue of The Consumer Vision Magazine<\/em><\/p>\nhttps:\/\/www.consumervisionmagazine.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n(Note: I\u00a0 made slight changes to the\u00a0 arrangement\u00a0 so that it could\u00a0 appear on this blog post.<\/p>\n
Lynda McKinney Lambert)<\/p>\n
__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Hello, everyone.<\/strong><\/em><\/h1>\nBelow are the titles and authors of the 14 books that David and I got out in 2024, along with brief summaries of their themes.<\/p>\n
They include fiction, nonfiction, poetry, a memoir, books for children, a diet book, and more.<\/p>\n
Links to the authors\u2019 websites are provided at the ends of the entries.<\/p>\n
(The authors of Tales of Habib the Hoaxter<\/em> were the only ones who did not have us make them a website.)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Thanks to all our authors, new and established, who entrusted us with their work this year. It\u2019s been quite a ride! By the way: 2025 will mark 16 years that David and I have been running this business. We hope and expect to have another productive year as we work for established clients and several new ones. So stay tuned! As always, new books will be advertised in Bob Branco\u2019s newsletter, The Consumer Vision<\/em> Magazine,<\/em> as they come out.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n__<\/p>\n
January 2024:<\/h4>\nCage of Bone —<\/em> by David Dvorkin<\/h4>\nA psychological thriller with a terrifically creepy cover designed by the author.
\nThis is David’s 33rd published book. He writes mainly science fiction, horror, and nonfiction.
\nFrom the synopsis of this novel: “Max must change from frightened quarry to pitiless hunter. His hunt leads him to the cabal of criminals and also to life\u2013changing discoveries about his own history.”
\nhttp:\/\/www.dvorkin.com\/cob\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
February:<\/h3>\na) Tales of Habib the Hoaxter —<\/em> by Ayoub Imiliouane and Pamela Cox<\/h3>\nAyoub is a native speaker of Moroccan Arabic, and Pam is a fluent speaker of the same language.
\nA retelling of short, amusing Arab folk tales (69 pages in print).
\nFrom the synopsis: “In this world of marvels and belief in marvels, whether the little guy wins or loses depends on how well he uses his wits.”<\/p>\n
__<\/p>\n
b) Prophecy of Dragon Heart<\/em>\u00a0 —\u00a0 by E. L. Roff<\/h3>\n(cover art by Alex Roff)<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
This is the second book in Roff’s richly imagined fantasy series. She also writes paranormal romance. (See below, under December.) Her third fantasy novel will appear in 2025. Details of both series are on her website.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/elroff\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
c) Imperfections<\/em> — by Ann Chiappetta<\/h3>\nA gritty coming of age novel by this prolific author. For mature teens and adults.
\n(Cover Photo of Golden Gate Bridge is by Cheryll Romanek)
\ndldbooks.com\/annchiappetta\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
March:
\nSam and Lola: The Meeting<\/em> — by Keziah Morgan<\/h3>\nThis illustrated book for young readers is about how two dogs meet and then help another neighborhood dog out of a literally tight spot. The animal characters are based on the Morgans’ real pets, past and present.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/keziahmorgan\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
April:
\na) Each Day Holds Some Small Joy: Poetry<\/em><\/h3>\nby Lynda McKinney Lambert<\/h3>\n
A lovely book of poetry that includes several nature photos taken at\u00a0 the author’s Shalom Gardens.. Lynda McKinney Lambert is a former Professor of Fine Art and Humanities, at Geneva College. She is a writer\u00a0 of non-fiction, poetry, and memoirs. She is a fine artist who established River Road Studio in 1976. Lynda\u00a0 resides in western Pennsylvania.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/lyndalambert\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
b) The Blind Detective<\/em> — by Tristen E. Breitenfeldt<\/h3>\nFor readers of about 10 to 12, here are four adventures of a blind detective, Steven Hawthorne. His Black Lab guide dog, Missy, is a detective in her own right. \/ Tristen is a certified Accessibility Tester.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tristenb\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
May:
\na) Zeke and the Other World —<\/em> by Leonard Tuchyner<\/h3>\nA complex and wonderfully imaginative science fiction novel set on earth and a gas planet, Gazeon. The story follows Zeke, the human protagonist, from boyhood to old age. Not everything is sweetness and light on either world.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tuchyner\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
b) I Did It Without Looking: A Blind Man’s Recovery from Addiction —<\/em> by Michael W. Moran<\/h3>\nThe title sums it up. This is the story of an inspiring rise from some very low depths. With a forward by the singer Dion DiMucci, who is the author’s friend.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/michaelmoran\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
August:
\nYou Can’t Outrun That Brownie<\/em> — by Richard W. Schmidt, RDN<\/h3>\nAn informative and inspiring diet book by a Registered Dietician Nutritionist. It includes some highly original and helpful tips.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/richardwschmidt\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
September:
\nWhat Must Not Remain Silent —<\/em> by Anthony R. Candela<\/h3>\nThis is a lengthy collection of diverse, thought-provoking, eloquent essays composed from 2021 to 2024. Be prepared to learn a lot if you read this book.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/anthonyrcandela\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
November:
\nPawprints to Heaven: Letters to a Veterinarian —<\/em> by Maribeth Bossbaly, VMD<\/h3>\nThe first part of the book is the story of the author’s journey to becoming a vet, a cardiac specialist. Then comes a collection of heartfelt letters of thanks from the owners of pets she treated over some 30 years. The letters include the owners’ memories of their beloved pets and color photos of many of them.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/bossbaly\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
December:
\na) Hamlet the Happy House Pig — <\/em>by Toni Erickson<\/h3>\nIllustrated by the author. Suggested age range: 8 to 12.
\nHouse pigs, small pigs kept as pets, really do exist! This is the fictional story of one, combined with lots of factual information about various animals, some practical items like wheelchairs for dogs that have lost limbs, and even some famous people. The author’s watercolors are utterly charming. By the way, Toni says she might be open to illustrating for others.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tonierickson\/<\/a><\/p>\n__<\/p>\n
b)\u00a0Inheriting Ghost Tower —<\/em> by E. L. Roff,<\/h3>\n(cover art by Alex Roff)<\/em><\/p>\nThis is the third book in Roff’s paranormal romance series. The details of the ghost residents of the haunted apartment building, now owned by the heiress Tory Tower, are wonders of imagination. My favorite is “Joey Trombone,” a 1930s gangster in a zoot suit and fedora. Whether or not you believe in ghosts, you’re sure to get pulled into the often moving plot.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/elroff\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
\nI hope that at least a few of these books <\/em><\/p>\nhave piqued your interest. <\/em><\/p>\nHappy reading if so!<\/em><\/p>\nLeonore Dvorkin, DLD Books<\/p>\n
__<\/p>\n
Thank you for spending time here at my blog today!<\/p>\n
*<\/p>\n
\u00a9<\/a>Lynda McKinney Lambert, 2024.<\/p>\nLynda with Miss Dixie Tulip (Left) and Mitchell (Right).
Photo by Angel Yaromey,<\/p><\/div>\n
Personal note from Lynda<\/em><\/strong><\/h4>\nI ask that when you purchase and read any of these books, please consider writing\u00a0 a short reflection on it \u2013 a sentence or two is adequate. It means a LOT to know that you found\u00a0 the books\u00a0 of value in some way.<\/p>\n
I deeply appreciate this opportunity to share these authors and their published books with you on this blog.<\/p>\n
Written for publication in the January 2025 issue of The Consumer Vision Magazine<\/em><\/p>\n https:\/\/www.consumervisionmagazine.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n (Note: I\u00a0 made slight changes to the\u00a0 arrangement\u00a0 so that it could\u00a0 appear on this blog post.<\/p>\n Lynda McKinney Lambert)<\/p>\n __<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Below are the titles and authors of the 14 books that David and I got out in 2024, along with brief summaries of their themes.<\/p>\n They include fiction, nonfiction, poetry, a memoir, books for children, a diet book, and more.<\/p>\n Links to the authors\u2019 websites are provided at the ends of the entries.<\/p>\n (The authors of Tales of Habib the Hoaxter<\/em> were the only ones who did not have us make them a website.)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Thanks to all our authors, new and established, who entrusted us with their work this year. It\u2019s been quite a ride! By the way: 2025 will mark 16 years that David and I have been running this business. We hope and expect to have another productive year as we work for established clients and several new ones. So stay tuned! As always, new books will be advertised in Bob Branco\u2019s newsletter, The Consumer Vision<\/em> Magazine,<\/em> as they come out.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n __<\/p>\n A psychological thriller with a terrifically creepy cover designed by the author. __<\/p>\n Ayoub is a native speaker of Moroccan Arabic, and Pam is a fluent speaker of the same language. __<\/p>\n (cover art by Alex Roff)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This is the second book in Roff’s richly imagined fantasy series. She also writes paranormal romance. (See below, under December.) Her third fantasy novel will appear in 2025. Details of both series are on her website. __<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A gritty coming of age novel by this prolific author. For mature teens and adults. __<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This illustrated book for young readers is about how two dogs meet and then help another neighborhood dog out of a literally tight spot. The animal characters are based on the Morgans’ real pets, past and present. __<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A lovely book of poetry that includes several nature photos taken at\u00a0 the author’s Shalom Gardens.. Lynda McKinney Lambert is a former Professor of Fine Art and Humanities, at Geneva College. She is a writer\u00a0 of non-fiction, poetry, and memoirs. She is a fine artist who established River Road Studio in 1976. Lynda\u00a0 resides in western Pennsylvania. __<\/p>\n For readers of about 10 to 12, here are four adventures of a blind detective, Steven Hawthorne. His Black Lab guide dog, Missy, is a detective in her own right. \/ Tristen is a certified Accessibility Tester. __<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A complex and wonderfully imaginative science fiction novel set on earth and a gas planet, Gazeon. The story follows Zeke, the human protagonist, from boyhood to old age. Not everything is sweetness and light on either world. __<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The title sums it up. This is the story of an inspiring rise from some very low depths. With a forward by the singer Dion DiMucci, who is the author’s friend. __<\/p>\n An informative and inspiring diet book by a Registered Dietician Nutritionist. It includes some highly original and helpful tips. __<\/p>\n This is a lengthy collection of diverse, thought-provoking, eloquent essays composed from 2021 to 2024. Be prepared to learn a lot if you read this book. __<\/p>\n The first part of the book is the story of the author’s journey to becoming a vet, a cardiac specialist. Then comes a collection of heartfelt letters of thanks from the owners of pets she treated over some 30 years. The letters include the owners’ memories of their beloved pets and color photos of many of them. __<\/p>\n Illustrated by the author. Suggested age range: 8 to 12. __<\/p>\n (cover art by Alex Roff)<\/em><\/p>\n This is the third book in Roff’s paranormal romance series. The details of the ghost residents of the haunted apartment building, now owned by the heiress Tory Tower, are wonders of imagination. My favorite is “Joey Trombone,” a 1930s gangster in a zoot suit and fedora. Whether or not you believe in ghosts, you’re sure to get pulled into the often moving plot. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n I hope that at least a few of these books <\/em><\/p>\n have piqued your interest. <\/em><\/p>\n Happy reading if so!<\/em><\/p>\n Leonore Dvorkin, DLD Books<\/p>\n __<\/p>\n Thank you for spending time here at my blog today!<\/p>\n *<\/p>\n \u00a9<\/a>Lynda McKinney Lambert, 2024.<\/p>\n Lynda with Miss Dixie Tulip (Left) and Mitchell (Right). I ask that when you purchase and read any of these books, please consider writing\u00a0 a short reflection on it \u2013 a sentence or two is adequate. It means a LOT to know that you found\u00a0 the books\u00a0 of value in some way.<\/p>\n I deeply appreciate this opportunity to share these authors and their published books with you on this blog.<\/p>\nHello, everyone.<\/strong><\/em><\/h1>\n
January 2024:<\/h4>\n
Cage of Bone —<\/em> by David Dvorkin<\/h4>\n
\nThis is David’s 33rd published book. He writes mainly science fiction, horror, and nonfiction.
\nFrom the synopsis of this novel: “Max must change from frightened quarry to pitiless hunter. His hunt leads him to the cabal of criminals and also to life\u2013changing discoveries about his own history.”
\nhttp:\/\/www.dvorkin.com\/cob\/<\/a><\/p>\nFebruary:<\/h3>\n
a) Tales of Habib the Hoaxter —<\/em> by Ayoub Imiliouane and Pamela Cox<\/h3>\n
\nA retelling of short, amusing Arab folk tales (69 pages in print).
\nFrom the synopsis: “In this world of marvels and belief in marvels, whether the little guy wins or loses depends on how well he uses his wits.”<\/p>\nb) Prophecy of Dragon Heart<\/em>\u00a0 —\u00a0 by E. L. Roff<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/elroff\/<\/a><\/p>\nc) Imperfections<\/em> — by Ann Chiappetta<\/h3>\n
\n(Cover Photo of Golden Gate Bridge is by Cheryll Romanek)
\ndldbooks.com\/annchiappetta\/<\/a><\/p>\nMarch:
\nSam and Lola: The Meeting<\/em> — by Keziah Morgan<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/keziahmorgan\/<\/a><\/p>\nApril:
\na) Each Day Holds Some Small Joy: Poetry<\/em><\/h3>\nby Lynda McKinney Lambert<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/lyndalambert\/<\/a><\/p>\nb) The Blind Detective<\/em> — by Tristen E. Breitenfeldt<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tristenb\/<\/a><\/p>\nMay:
\na) Zeke and the Other World —<\/em> by Leonard Tuchyner<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tuchyner\/<\/a><\/p>\nb) I Did It Without Looking: A Blind Man’s Recovery from Addiction —<\/em> by Michael W. Moran<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/michaelmoran\/<\/a><\/p>\nAugust:
\nYou Can’t Outrun That Brownie<\/em> — by Richard W. Schmidt, RDN<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/richardwschmidt\/<\/a><\/p>\nSeptember:
\nWhat Must Not Remain Silent —<\/em> by Anthony R. Candela<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/anthonyrcandela\/<\/a><\/p>\nNovember:
\nPawprints to Heaven: Letters to a Veterinarian —<\/em> by Maribeth Bossbaly, VMD<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/bossbaly\/<\/a><\/p>\nDecember:
\na) Hamlet the Happy House Pig — <\/em>by Toni Erickson<\/h3>\n
\nHouse pigs, small pigs kept as pets, really do exist! This is the fictional story of one, combined with lots of factual information about various animals, some practical items like wheelchairs for dogs that have lost limbs, and even some famous people. The author’s watercolors are utterly charming. By the way, Toni says she might be open to illustrating for others.
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/tonierickson\/<\/a><\/p>\nb)\u00a0Inheriting Ghost Tower —<\/em> by E. L. Roff,<\/h3>\n
\nwww.dldbooks.com\/elroff\/<\/a><\/p>\n\n
Photo by Angel Yaromey,<\/p><\/div>\nPersonal note from Lynda<\/em><\/strong><\/h4>\n
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