Doing The DEWEY’S READATHON

I’ve have yet to made it through the complete 24 hours of a Dewey’s readathon and I won’t today.   But in a spirit of support for authors, writers, storytellers and their ooh so necessary readers & story listeners, I’m doing the Dewey’s Readathon.

I’ll be updating this post periodically to share more about the Dewey’s readathon and to list short stories and books as I finish them.

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Dewey Readathon Reads

OOPSY DAISY, a joyful and thoughtful short story collection by Melanie Jean Juneau about raising nine kids on a hobby farm.  Where she became “the CEO of my chaotic domain” and where “a sense of community started…  all the members helped each other.”  “…we valued participation.”  12 pgs. – completed!

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FOREVER TEAM by Suzie Ivy – a female detective’s new partner has 4 legs… woof!  This heartwarming YA short story police procedural will bring you to laugher and tears and have you eagerly awaiting the next in the FOREVER series – FOREVER DELINQUENT (available soon, I hope). 40 pgs. – completed!

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SOMEONE TO LOOK UP TO by Jean Gill – A dogs life, as told by the dog. Wonderfully turned phrases that range from humorous to heartbreaking wrap a wealth of insights, as a young pup recalls his compelling odyssey from breeder, to owner, to animal shelter and finally a second chance.   162 pgs. – completed.

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My time got cut shorter than I had hoped, but I enjoyed some wonderful reads and it was great to be a part of the Dewey’s readathon.  Until April 23, 2016 — read on!

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