Arty Goes West by Mark Redmond introduces us to a Christian chapter book series featuring Mark-Twain-like humor and memorable characters. […]
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I’m thrilled to announce that Readers Favorite has given my series starter The Dog Snatcher a five-star review. This is
Readers Favorite gives The Dog Snatcher a five-star review! Read Post »
Vincent in Wonderland, a tale for middle grade, is quite a surprise. Vincent Van Gogh, age 11, meets Alice, age
Vincent in Wonderland by C.E. White, a review Read Post »
My new chapter book Secret of the Lost Dragons is out now, gathering readers. Does that include you and yours?
Secret of the Lost Dragons: A podcast interview and more Read Post »
You can find links to all the places to buy these books at https://www.phylliswheeler.com/book-table Things are coming together! The Book
It’s Launch Day for Guardians of Time Book 2! Read Post »
The audiobook for The Dog Snatcher is coming soon. I am so excited! The narrator, Keith Robinson, is wrapping it up now as school is starting. He’s a music teacher.
Audiobook for The Dog Snatcher … coming soon! Read Post »
My chapter book The Dog Snatcher has been named a winner of a Purple Dragonfly Award from Story Monsters Magazine.
An Award for The Dog Snatcher! Read Post »
I have three brags to report for The Dog Snatcher, Book 1 of my chapter book series for ages 8-11.
Award finalist, young fans, and a Lorehaven review for The Dog Snatcher! Read Post »
Selah Awards! EEP! I’m so excited! My chapter book The Dog Snatcher has been named a finalist in the Selah
The Dog Snatcher: Selah Awards finalist! Read Post »
It’s a page turner, all right, as Horra barely escapes her castle during a coup. Together with her pet eagle, Horra flees into the wilderness and finds herself facing giants and all manner of other opponents. How can she find the help she needs?
Woodencloak, by Dawn Ford, a review Read Post »
The Star That Always Stays by Anna Rose Johnson tells the tale of a young girl, Norvia, who grapples with changes. She moves from island life to town life in 1914 Michigan. Not the least of her issues is her mother’s request that she conceal the fact that she is half Native American.
The Star That Always Stays by Anna Rose Johnson, a review Read Post »
I have a new short story in this 99-cent anthology from St. Louis Writers Guild. It’s a tale about my
My New Short Story! Read Post »