◊ Publisher: Dancing Lemur Press (Sept. 7, 2020)
◊ Print & eBooks
◊ Paperback: 96 pages
◊ ISBN-10: 1939844703
◊ ISBN-13: 978-1939844705
When she is not writing or engaged in musical activities, she can be found doing household chores, hiking, or exploring the world. Ellis and her family live in Atlanta, Georgia.
Alex J. Cavanaugh - Guest Post
Tuesday, Sept. 15 - Lisa Haselton's Reviews and Interviews - Interview
Wednesday, Sept. 16 - The Story of a Writer - Review
Thursday, Sept. 17 - Book Reviews by Pat Garcia - Review
Friday, Sept. 18 - Booked Solid with Virginia C - Feature
Rockin' Book Reviews - Review & Top Ten List
Monday, Sept. 21 - Just Jemi - Review & Interview
Anna del C. Dye Official Page - Excerpt
Tuesday, Sept. 22 - Baroness' Book Trove - Review
Saturday, Sept. 26 - Storeybook Reviews - Excerpt
Monday, Sept. 28 - Elizabeth Spann Craig's Blog - Guest Post
Joylene Nowell Butler - Excerpt
Journaling Woman - Feature
Wednesday, Sept. 30 - Nesie's Place - Excerpt
Friday, Oct. 2 - Thoughts in Progress - Review
Monday, Oct. 5 - The Sexy Nerd "Revue" - Excerpt
Wednesday, Oct. 7 - Willow Writes and Reads - Review
Friday, Oct. 9 - Celticlady's Reviews - Excerpt
Monday, Oct. 12 - Literary Rambles - Interview
Wednesday, Oct. 14 - Writer's Gambit - Feature & Top 10 List
I had a few questions for Sherry...
What's a Fun Fact you learned about the Mayan culture?
There’s a reason ancient Mayan carvings and drawings depict people with flattened foreheads. Flat heads (and stones drilled into teeth) were considered fashionable. The Maya strapped boards to the foreheads of their babies and made them wear them for six years to achieve the look. Aren’t you glad that’s no longer in style?
Yes and no. Yes, because if I found something unusual and valuable, it would be an amazing experience! No, because I don’t think I’d have the patience to squat down in a quadrant all day, sifting through dirt and carefully brushing debris off of whatever I found. Putting pieces and parts of things together would also try my patience. I think I’ll stick with writing and music.
You're a musician, do you think Bubba and Squirt might ever visit one of the famous composers?
That would be an interesting idea, but as of today, there are no plans for Bubba and Squirt to meet a famous composer, living or dead. I have five books of Bubba and Squirt adventures planned. The next three will be a trilogy. I don’t think the Bubba and Squirt adventures will continue after that, but who knows? Never say never!
Thank you for having me as a guest!
Thanks for the great answers!
Now to my review:
This is SUCH a fun book! I adored Bubba and Squirt. They're interesting characters who have different personalities. This brother and sister team love each other and respect each other, even when they drive each other a little batty!
I loved the visit to an archeological dig and a look at the Mayan culture as well as the current Belize culture. The interesting characters and a plot that keeps spinning in interesting directions will be loved by both kids and adults alike. I'm also looking forward to trying the chicken tortilla soup with the recipe.
A great read for everyone!
How about you? Any budding/wannabe archeologists or musicians out there? Anyone else want to travel through that vortex or check out Mayan artifacts?
15 comments:
Jemi, great interview and review. It's fun learning about Mayan culture. Great book for all ages. Thanks for being a part of Sherry's tour.
I don't think I'd have the patience required of an archeologist either.
Big congratulations to Sherry!
Thank you for featuring Sherry and her new book.
Thank you so much for featuring my new book. The review is terrific! I very much appreciate that you are part of my blog tour!
Congrats Sherry, and good luck with the book.
Yvonne.
A big, big hooray for writers supporting writers (and readers).
Congratulations Sherri, I hope that your book does really, really well.
Thanks, Alex!
Thank you! I hope it does really, really well, too!
You're very welcome! Loved the book!!
You're very welcome - so much fun to promote great authors and their books!
You're so welcome Sherry!
Loved the book - so much fun!
That's a weird tidbit about Mayan culture. Congrats to Sherry on her new book!
I know! So interesting!
Goody. More fun with the adventurous characters. Sounds great.
It really is!
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