Rebecca Proulx

Meg Cabot Whips Up a Hurricane of Rescue and Romance

New York Times bestselling author of over 80 books for adults, teens and tweens, Meg Cabot is used to passing the judgments of others with flying colors for her writing. Her latest book, No Judgments (William Morrow) follows the spunky pink-haired, big-hearted waitress Bree as she weathers external and internal storms--both…

Rebecca ProulxJuly 31, 2019

Author Discovery Zone Book Club Network Business Nonfiction

A Mirror and a Prayer and the Wild Road to Success

The boldly blonde mohawked Gina Rivera is an amalgamation of what many would label contradictory circumstances. Once a high school dropout, Gina's now a successful entrepreneur, president and hair expert of Phenix Salon Suites, with locations nationwide. She's worked hard to transform her hair-styling dreams into a beauty empire. Gina's…

Rebecca ProulxJuly 31, 2019

Fiction

Katherine Howe’s New Bewitching Sequel

A descendant of three women who were tried for witchcraft in Salem, Katherine Howe has a passion for the twisted history and persecution of all things mysterious, feared and magical. Besides her personal connection with the subject, Howe has written with the authority of a scholar on the subject as…

Rebecca ProulxJuly 17, 2019

Fiction

Hilderbrand’s Historical Fiction “Summer of ’69” Makes a Splash

Like clockwork, every summer the Levin siblings Jessie, Kirby, Blair and Tiger journey with their mother to their grandmother's historic downtown Nantucket home. There are of course some constants in their seasonal pilgrimages; savoring fresh Portuguese bread from Aime's bakery, biking down to the beach to read and shed their…

Rebecca ProulxJuly 2, 2019

Children's Books

Terry Crews Illustrates Interactive Children’s Book

We know Terry Crews from his stardom on screen, but this famous actor and human rights activist is moving his passion and talents to a whole new medium, the pages of an innovative children's book, Come Find Me (Amen & Amen Publishing). 20 years ago, Terry Crews and Ken Harvey…

Rebecca ProulxJune 25, 2019

Fiction

A Delicious Debut on Family, Food and Finding Your Way

If you're looking for an instantly consuming read that will also make you want to consume lots of new things, pick up a copy of Roselle Lim's debut novel, Natalie Tan's Book of Luck & Fortune (Berkley). Roselle Lim's tale is shaped by growing up as a sous chef to…

Rebecca ProulxJune 19, 2019

Author Spotlight Fiction

Chatting with Jill Shalvis on New Release “The Lemon Sisters”

Jill Shalvis, a well-recognized name in the worlds of romance and women's fiction, has penned another heartwarming, humorous and engrossing read for fans to cheer in her new release The Lemon Sisters (William Morrow). Brooke and Mindy Lemon are two sisters that are polar opposites. Mindy grew up unflappable and always…

Rebecca ProulxJune 18, 2019

Author Spotlight Better Self Miscellany Nonfiction Pop Culture

It’s Okay to F*ck Up Sometimes—in Fact the Try Guys Recommend It

You know the The Try Guys as viral sensations for trying an incredibly wide berth of things--from enduring simulated labor pains to consuming one of every item on a Taco Bell menu. The group has accumulated over a billion views to date with millions of followers and subscribers around the…

Rebecca ProulxJune 18, 2019

Fiction Listicles Miscellany Pop Culture

5 Characters in Need of a “Queer Eye” Makeover

For those of you living under a pop culture rock, Netflix's show "Queer Eye" is known for taking individuals who could use a little bit of a glow up in their lives and transforming them with the power of five fabulous gay men. Jonathan handles grooming, Tan takes on fashion,…

Rebecca ProulxJune 17, 2019

Author Discovery Zone Children's Books

A Peculiar Pig Struts Her Differences

Feeling like the odd one out in a bunch is the pits. It takes time and exposure to grow confidence with yourself as an individual and take pride in the attributes that make you unique. Children blatantly lack both time and exposure, so helping to nurture qualities of self-confidence and…

Rebecca ProulxJune 13, 2019

Author Discovery Zone Miscellany

Read the Rainbow with LGBTQ-Themed Books

Pride Month is here and we want to celebrate by giving you a reading list with a diverse range of genres featuring LGBTQ themes. From poignant photo collections to grabbing graphic novels, we've got you covered this June. Pride: Fifty Years of Parades and Protests by The New York Times…

Rebecca ProulxJune 10, 2019

Fiction Miscellany Pop Culture

From TV to Reality: “Marriage Vacation”

Any true "Younger" fan out there already knows that season six is coming out soon (June 12) and is counting down the days. For those of you who haven't watched "Younger," you're missing out. This show is pure fun, the perfect comedic drama to distract you from your own office…

Rebecca ProulxJune 5, 2019

Fiction

Widow Gets Message from the Afterlife: “I’m Here”

The sudden loss of a family member is a tragedy difficult for anyone to bear. But what if your loved one wasn't really gone? What if, despite all other signs of death, a tenuous connection persisted? Insane as the situation would seem, if a text came from your deceased partner…

Rebecca ProulxMay 29, 2019

Nonfiction Save the World

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Self-Help Book

What if you could kick your own insecurities to the curb as easily as Batman takes down the Joker? In the flooded self-help market, author of seven award-winning books on self-help, Alice Inoue takes a unique and fun stance on unlocking your own powers to live life at your full…

Rebecca ProulxMay 2, 2019

Listicles Romance

Romances to Get You in the Swing for Wedding Season

Looking for inspiration to get caught in the throes of the impending months of wedding fever? We have a list of upcoming romances, complete with a range of diverse authors and fresh character perspectives that won't disappoint. A Prince on Paper by Alyssa Cole April 30 Another gorgeous cover and…

Rebecca ProulxApril 30, 2019

Author Discovery Zone Children's Books

Creative Thinking With an Engineering Elephant

Children have a natural sense of creativity and exploration. But as they age, their own ingenuity is often repressed or crushed by doubts of peers, self-consciousness or fear of failure. The Thing About Swings (Mascot Books), written by Mona Patel and illustrated by Tomas Christensen, encourages creative thinking, open-mindedness and teamwork…

Rebecca ProulxApril 18, 2019

Rebecca Proulx

Meg Cabot Whips Up a Hurricane of Rescue and Romance

A Mirror and a Prayer and the Wild Road to Success

Katherine Howe’s New Bewitching Sequel

Hilderbrand’s Historical Fiction “Summer of ’69” Makes a Splash

Terry Crews Illustrates Interactive Children’s Book

A Delicious Debut on Family, Food and Finding Your Way

Chatting with Jill Shalvis on New Release “The Lemon Sisters”

It’s Okay to F*ck Up Sometimes—in Fact the Try Guys Recommend It

5 Characters in Need of a “Queer Eye” Makeover

A Peculiar Pig Struts Her Differences

Read the Rainbow with LGBTQ-Themed Books

From TV to Reality: “Marriage Vacation”

Widow Gets Message from the Afterlife: “I’m Here”

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Self-Help Book

Romances to Get You in the Swing for Wedding Season

Creative Thinking With an Engineering Elephant

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