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Visit the Vivid Pink and Turquoise of Palm Beach Where the Secrets Are as Colorful as the Sunsets

BookTrib's creator, Meryl Moss, sat down with author Susannah Marren (a.k.a. Susan Shapiro Barash) to discuss her engrossing new page-turner A Palm Beach Scandal. Click here for previous interviews and a list of upcoming author events. While discussing the glamorous lifestyle and titillating secrets that make Palm Beach so enticing, Moss and…

BookTribSeptember 16, 2020

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Today on FB Live: Susannah Marren Gives Us the Latest on Her Palm Beach Series

Join us at 12:00 noon EST today on the Booktrib Facebook page for a conversation with Susan Shapiro Barash, also known under her pen name, Susannah Marren. She is the author of the Palm Beach series; the latest installment, A Palm Beach Scandal, was just released yesterday! The series is…

BookTribSeptember 16, 2020

Author Discovery Zone

Todd A. Weiler

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/todd-weiler-crop300.jpg Todd A. Weiler Politics Former Assistant Secretary of Defense (Manpower and Reserve Affairs), Veteran, Business Leader and Entrepreneur. Todd A. Weiler is a combat veteran, national security leader and activist in the gay community. His work in and out of the Pentagon has promoted major equality issues, allowing more…

BookTribSeptember 14, 2020

Listicles Nonfiction

Lessons in Service: 6 Insightful and Exciting Memoirs from the Field

When we think of the men and women who serve our country, we envision those enlisted in the armed forces. Yet there are so many, many more ways to serve ― not only for America but the world. For this list, we’ve gathered together the memoirs of six fascinating individuals.…

BookTribSeptember 14, 2020

Miscellany

Fredrik Backman’s Charming Tale of Bank Robbery, Books on TikTok and Bibliotherapy

BookTrib keeps you in the book news loop! Each week our editors take a pulse on what’s happening in the book world and hand pick stories, tidbits and reviews you may have missed. #1 NYT Bestselling Author of A Man Called Ove Pens a Charming Failed Bank Robbery Story in…

BookTribSeptember 11, 2020

Facebook Live

Forgiveness, Second Chances and a Story That Lingers Long After the Cover Is Closed

When she sat down at a Barnes & Noble to work on a screenplay, Anna M. Elias never imagined that what would pour onto the page was a story of forgiveness and redemption that she needed as much as her readers. Her debut novel, The Vessels, certainly entertains but has…

BookTribSeptember 11, 2020

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Today on FB Live: Screenwriter Anna M. Elias on Her Debut Supernatural Thriller “The Vessels”

NOT EVERY SPIRIT SEEKS REDEMPTION. NOT EVERY VESSEL WILL SURVIVE. Join us on Facebook today at 12:00 p.m. EST as we dive into the supernaturally thrilling world of The Vessels with author Anna M. Elias! (Read our full review of the novel here.) —∞— What if you could come back after…

BookTribSeptember 11, 2020

Fiction Listicles

The Ties That Bond: 5 Books About Found Families

Families come in all shapes and sizes. Some are bound by blood, and others are bound by heart. We've gathered together here five novels of the latter kind: stories featuring the kind of bonds forged between people familially unrelated to each other, yet as strong as — if not stronger…

BookTribSeptember 10, 2020

BookBites

BookBites: Swing Into Fall With Four Stirring Stories

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BookTribSeptember 10, 2020

Fiction Listicles

The Silent Treatment: 7 Books Featuring Mute Characters

Whether born mute, struck dumb by an illness or accident, or shut down into silence by traumatic circumstances, the characters in these novels have rich and varied tales to tell. We've rounded up a bunch of our favorites here for your reading list.

BookTribSeptember 9, 2020

Author Spotlight

Somewhere Between Deep Cynicism and Positive Hostility: Luke E. Fellows on the Financial Industry

“The irony is not lost on me that it is my success in the finance industry that has given me the means to spend my time pillorying it.” So says Luke Fellows, author of Snatch 2&20, an edgy burlesque of everything Wall Street. Readers familiar with the machinations of hedge…

BookTribSeptember 8, 2020

Miscellany

Mesmerizing World Mythology, 25 Books to Escape 2020 and Christina Baker Kline on Writing Historical Fiction

BookTrib keeps you in the book news loop! Each week our editors take a pulse on what’s happening in the book world and hand pick stories, tidbits and reviews you may have missed. Mesmerizing Mythology From Around the World in Yoshi Yoshitani's Beneath the Moon — BookTrib Jump Into September…

BookTribSeptember 4, 2020

Author Discovery Zone

Susan Wingate

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Susan-Wingate-crop300.jpg Susan Wingate Coming of Age/Psychological Suspense/Women’s Fiction #1 Amazon bestseller and award-winning author of over fifteen novels

BookTribSeptember 3, 2020

Fiction

“Beneath the Moon” Mesmerizes with Mythology from Around the World

In times of division and confusion, stories are the universal way we connect with each other. Stories show us our roots to the past and give us hope for the future. No matter how different or far away a culture, identity or tradition seems, stories have the power to connect, inspire and unify. Beneath the Moon recounts stories — many centered…

BookTribSeptember 2, 2020

Children's Books

Helping Children Learn Size and Scale in “Your Place in the Universe”

"A stimulating outing to the furthest reaches of our knowledge, certain to inspire deep thoughts." — Kirkus "A fascinating book that is as informative as it is marvelously absorbing." — School Library Journal Most eight-year-olds are about five times as tall as this book ... but only half as tall…

BookTribSeptember 2, 2020

Fiction

Pixar Screenwriter’s “Set My Heart to Five” Is a Humorous Exploration of Humanity

In Set My Heart to Five (Hanover Square Press) author Simon Stephenson mines his experience as both a screenwriter for Pixar and a physician to create his robot protagonist Jared, a Michigan dentist who — in the year 2054 — begins to develop emotions and ends up on the run…

BookTribSeptember 2, 2020

BookTrib

Visit the Vivid Pink and Turquoise of Palm Beach Where the Secrets Are as Colorful as the Sunsets

Today on FB Live: Susannah Marren Gives Us the Latest on Her Palm Beach Series

Todd A. Weiler

Lessons in Service: 6 Insightful and Exciting Memoirs from the Field

Fredrik Backman’s Charming Tale of Bank Robbery, Books on TikTok and Bibliotherapy

Forgiveness, Second Chances and a Story That Lingers Long After the Cover Is Closed

Today on FB Live: Screenwriter Anna M. Elias on Her Debut Supernatural Thriller “The Vessels”

The Ties That Bond: 5 Books About Found Families

BookBites: Swing Into Fall With Four Stirring Stories

The Silent Treatment: 7 Books Featuring Mute Characters

Somewhere Between Deep Cynicism and Positive Hostility: Luke E. Fellows on the Financial Industry

Mesmerizing World Mythology, 25 Books to Escape 2020 and Christina Baker Kline on Writing Historical Fiction

Susan Wingate

“Beneath the Moon” Mesmerizes with Mythology from Around the World

Helping Children Learn Size and Scale in “Your Place in the Universe”

Pixar Screenwriter’s “Set My Heart to Five” Is a Humorous Exploration of Humanity

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