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1. MEET THE AUTHOR: Kathleen Andrews Davis

    “When an adult can read a young person’s book and find it entertaining, adventurous and cool, you know you have found a treasure.” — Sandra F. Geimer   Welcome, Kathleen. I’m so excited to have you as a guest author at 4writersandreaders today to share your writer’s journey and tell us more about […]

11 Comments on MEET THE AUTHOR: Kathleen Andrews Davis, last added: 2/20/2015
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2. Starlight

Originally posted on My Portfolio:
Bette A. Stevens:I love art: Enjoy a winter watercolor scene from nutsfornature blog, one of the ‘homes’ of my talented New England artist and photographer friend Eunice Miller! ~ Bette A. Stevens Originally posted on My Portfolio: View originalFiled under: ART Tagged: Eunice Miller, Nature, New England, painting, seasons, snow, winter watercolor

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3. African Me and Satellite TV by Jo Robinson

Originally posted on Ms M's Bookshelf:
I received a free copy of this ebook in an online giveaway.  These are my honest views of this novel. Jo Robinson’s novel, African Me and Satellite TV, is a most compelling and powerful novel, with a wide range of characters drawn with deep emotions, and a message…

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4. FOUR DAYS OF LOVE: Free Books from Bette A. Stevens

Dear Friends, Two of my eBooks will be FREE on AMAZON from Thursday, February 12th through Sunday, February 15th in celebration of “LOVE MONTH,” and in appreciation of your continued support. I invite you to share the love with friends and family. Blessings to you and yours, Bette ABOUT THE BOOKS & GIVEAWAY: *¨*.¸¸.✶*¨`*FREE Kindle […]

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5. BETTE A. STEVENS, AUTHOR – PURE TRASH AND DOG BONE SOUP

Originally posted on SERENDIPITY:
And now, there’s the rest of the story. DOGBONE SOUP is the long-awaited “rest of the story”of Shawn Daniels and his brother. Bette Stevens novel is now available for your reading pleasure. And it is a pleasure. Bette has the purest, freshest writing style I’ve read in many a long year. Reading her prose…

2 Comments on BETTE A. STEVENS, AUTHOR – PURE TRASH AND DOG BONE SOUP, last added: 2/7/2015
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6. Winter Joy! a poem by Bette A. Stevens

Filed under: My Poetry, Photography, Poetry Tagged: Maine, New England, poetry by Bette A. Stevens, Shadows, snow, Sunlight, Winter

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7. GROWING UP MUCH TOO SOON

Originally posted on Barbara Ann Mojica's BLOG:
DOG BONE SOUP is not only the title of Bette A. Stevens’s debut novel; it ranks high among the paltry meals that the book’s protagonist, Shawn Daniels, wants to forget. Plodding through mounting snow and battling howling winds, Shawn is ready to leave it all behind—living in…

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8. Love, a Verb

Originally posted on Source of Inspiration:
Let love become your actions then all tasks will be your pleasure your illnesses blessings your dreams wrapped in halos of light

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9. 628. Nature is a revelation of God. ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Originally posted on Sacred Touches:
I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us  every hour, if we will only tune in. ~George Washington Carver The child whispered, “God, speak to me” And a meadowlark sang. The child did not hear. So the child yelled, “God, speak…

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10. Winter Haiku in Black & White by Bette A. Stevens

Filed under: My Poetry, Nature, Photography Tagged: author Bette A. Stevens, Haiku, Maine, New England, Snowshoeing, Winter

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11. MEET THE POET: Pamela Beckford introduces Third Solo Poetry Collection

Pamela Beckford publishes her 3rd solo poetry collection. Using various poetic forms she illustrates how love can set the heart on fire but also shows how that same love can turn to ashes. Poetry is an expression from deep within the soul. It can be therapeutic and healing. It can bring out all the best […]

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12. YOU CAN’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER

Originally posted on Barbara Ann Mojica's BLOG:
Multicultural Children’s Book Day: Read Your World January 27, 2015 Our mission is to not only raise awareness for the kid’s books that celebrate diversity, but to get more of these of books into classrooms and libraries. Children’s reading and play advocates Valarie Budayr from Jump Into…

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13. Twain’s Wisdom

Originally posted on Fia Essen:
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.” – Mark Twain I think Mr. Twain was onto something. I would like to believe that when exposed to cultures different from their own, most people return to where they came from with their minds just a little more open and receptive…

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14. When Shakespeare committed word crimes

Originally posted on ideas.ted.com:
Shakespeare coined new words when he needed — or merely wanted — them. Can you guess which words were invented by the Bard? English heading into the sixteenth century was a makeshift, cobbled-together thing. No fewer than eight conquering peoples had added to our vocabulary and shaped our syntax. But…

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15. VISITING WITH BETTE — AN AFTERNOON IN SKOWHEGAN

Originally posted on SERENDIPITY:
Bette’s new novel, DOG BONE SOUP has just been released. I’m about half way through it and I can hardly wait to finish it so I can review it. It is wonderful. She has a writing style so pure, it’s as if the story tells itself. It’s a story of coming…

6 Comments on VISITING WITH BETTE — AN AFTERNOON IN SKOWHEGAN, last added: 1/24/2015
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16. Blog Tour: Runaway Smile

Originally posted on Archer's Aim:
Things happen for a reason I’ve come to realize lately that things happen in their own time. No matter how much I want something, if it’s meant to happen, it will, no effort needed on my part.  Other times, I might want something very much, but no matter how much effort…

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17. The Novelist Challenge – Bette A. Stevens

Originally posted on Fia Essen:
DOG BONE SOUP by Bette A. Stevens Book Blurb Shawn Daniels’s father is the town drunk. Shawn and his brother Willie are in charge of handling everything that needs to be done around the ramshackle place they call home—lugging in water for cooking and cleaning, splitting and stacking firewood… But…

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18. To honor M.L.K Jr. Do a act of kindness.

Originally posted on johncoyote:
Remembering Martin Luther King. A Poem by Coyote Poetry Someone said to remember M.L.K. We should do acts of kindness. I believe he would appreciate his memory of anti-violence and love to be strengthen by kind deeds and love.                Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. I was just a baby when…

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19. Cutie!!!

Originally posted on TonyParsley@OhioNature:
Thought this little chickadee was a real cutie!

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20. Book Launch Tour: DOG BONE SOUP is Simmering!

DOG BONE SOUP is not only the title of Bette A. Stevens’s debut novel; it ranks high among the paltry meals that the book’s protagonist, Shawn Daniels, wants to forget. Plodding through mounting snow and battling howling winds, Shawn is ready to leave it all behind—living in poverty, Dad’s drinking, life in foster care, the […]

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21. Looking for a little help from my friends!

Hi Blogger Friends, I’m planning to launch my debut novel during January and February and I’m looking for friends to host A BOOK LAUNCH POST on their blog to help me kick off the tour. Here’s a sneak peek at the header: If you’d like to lend a hand… Please email me at bettestevens (at) […]

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22. Books

Originally posted on Adventures and Musings of an Arch Druidess:
Bette A. Stevens:Book-lover’s Delight! ~ Bette A. Stevens Originally posted on Adventures and Musings of an Arch Druidess: View originalFiled under: Poetry Tagged: books, Julia Donaldson, poem

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23. IN LOVING MEMORY OF KATHRYN CHASTAIN TREAT

Originally posted on Cyn Harris:
Kathryn C. Treat passed away on Sunday, December 21, 2014 @ 2:20 am (California time).  On Friday, Dec. 19, after having a wonderful time at the Rave Reviews Book Club’s virtual Christmas party, in a virtual chat room with her fellow RRBC VIP Lounge members, Kathryn informed that she was not feeling well and that she…

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24. 597. The new year stands before us, like a chapter in a book, waiting to be written. ~Melody Beattie

Originally posted on Sacred Touches:
A fresh start. A new chapter of life waiting to be written. New questions to be asked, embraced, and loved. Answers to be discovered and then lived in a transformative year of delight and self-discovery. ~Sarah Ban Breathnach Recipe for a Happy New Year ~Anonymous Take twelve fine, full-grown months;…

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25. New Year’s Blessings

Thanks so much, my friends, for helping to make 2014 an exceptional year at my blog. Your visits, comments, posts, your friendship and support continue to bless me. Wishing you and yours Peace, Love & God’s richest blessings in the New Year ahead! ~ Bette A. StevensFiled under: Holiday Greeting Tagged: Happy New Year, Maine […]

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