ALERT!!! New Tween Girls Series
This is one book series that I am excited to read! Please be sure to check back this week for more about the author, Nicole O’Dell.
Lynn
For Immediate Release
Saturday, July 25, 2009
AUTHOR AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW!
Find these titles on NetGalley.com.
Finished copies will be available upon release dates.
Contact: Angie Brillhart
740.922.6045 X 171
Barbour Releases New Interactive Fiction Series for Girls
Uhrichsville, OH—Written specifically for tween girls faced with difficult decisions and lots of peer pressure, the new Scenarios series debuts with Truth or Dare and All That Glitters by Nicole O’Dell in August 2009. Lessons of right and wrong are put to the test when readers use their own decision making abilities in an eye-opening but safe way. Each book follows a character up to the point where she has to make an important, life-changing decision—then it’s the reader’s turn to choose!
In Truth or Dare, Lindsay Martin is faced with a tough choice: Does she give in to peer pressure and make her friends happy or does she do what she knows is right—even if it means losing her friends forever? All That Glitters finds Drew Daniels with popularity and a cute boyfriend—everything she thought she wanted. But now she’s faced with choosing between pleasing her boyfriend and doing what’s right. Tween readers make the choices in these interactive stories and discover how the consequences change Lindsay’s and Drew’s lives. Both books include a contract and prayer at the end to remind the reader of the importance of making godly decisions.
Find these titles on NetGalley.com. Register for free, and search for Barbour in the online public catalog to find the galleys. Finished copies of the books will be available for review once they are released in August. To schedule an author interview, contact Angie Brillhart at or call 740.922.6045, ext. 171.
Truth or Dare by Nicole O’Dell. August 2009. $7.97. 192 pages.
ISBN 978-1-60260-399-8.
All That Glitters by Nicole O’Dell. August 2009. $7.97. 192 pages.
ISBN 978-1-60260-400-1.
Author Bio:
Nicole O’Dell lives in Illinois with her husband and six children, three of whom are triplets. With a heart for young girls and a special passion for the relationship between mothers and daughters as they approach the teen years, Nicole created the Scenarios: Interactive Fiction for Girls series to help girls develop sound decision making skills. Her writing also includes devotionals and Bible studies for women of all ages.
Website or other link:
Nicole O’Dell
Website: http://www.nicoleodell.com/
Writer’s Blog: http://www.nicoleodell.blogspot.com/
Family Blog: http://www.odelltrips.blogspot.com/
Email:
Twitter: Nicole_Odell
Facebook: Nicole O’Dell
Coming August 1st, 2009: www.scenariosforgirls.com
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