Give me 10 Seconds, and I’ll give you the Stars!
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Did you read Swimming Through Clouds?
Did you try Seeing Through Stones?
Want to go Soaring Through Stars??
Leggo! BOOK THREE of the Swimming Through Clouds Trilogy!
Released April 23rd
JUST wanted to share the News!!
Best,
-Raj
p.s. My Talented Niece, Deepa Paulus, designed the cover!
And what they’re saying about Clouds.
Just thought I’d share a few links to Book Reviews on Swimming Through Clouds that Readers have so graciously offered to post after they read my first novel.
At Talking Cranes:
As more reviews come in, I’ll add to this list. Thanks so much to all the Reviewers and their encouraging feedback on my little girl BIG Dream!
Convinced yet? Take a swim then. Swimming Through Clouds, that is!
*Hugs*
Raj
Twenty-One Days!
10 Prizes!
Starting JUNE 1st!
Get your Summer YA Read ON!
You don’t want to miss this!
Follow the tour and you’ll uncover fun facts about the authors Laura Anderson Kurk, of the beautifully written Glass Girl and equally poignant sequel Perfect Glass, and Rajdeep Paulus, debut author of Swimming Through Clouds and their novels.
Each day, the amazing Blogger team will share fun facts, quote graphics and daily uncover pieces to two Story Puzzle Pictures that ultimately share lines from Lagan and Henry. Something the boys would want to someday tell Talia and Meg, respectively.
*JUST don’t forget to scroll down all the way so you DON’T MISS the Raffle!! Continue reading
AVAILABLE NOW!!!
B.R.A.G. Medallion for Young Adult Fiction
Finalist (2nd Place) NORWA (YA Fiction)
Finalist Women of Faith Full Manuscript
Finalist Wisconsin RWA Honorable Mention (YA Fiction)
“A poignant but realistic tale…“ ~Sheila Wray Gregoire, Syndicated Columnist, Canadian National Award-Winning Speaker, Blogger, and Author of multiple books on Marriage and Intimacy
“…Characters who come to life in each page.” – Diana Mao, President of Nomi Network
“Should be read by everyone … men and women, the young and the old.”~Masala Mommas Book Review by Angie Seth
“…This patient, subtle romance is intimate and enticing.”~Talking Cranes, Book Review by Viveka Kymal
I interrupt this BLOG to make a Public Service Announcement. Two, in fact.
After threats to give my laptop a bubble bath by my princesses who are home 24/7, Spring-breaking, I have been warned not to spend too many minutes writing. So, for the most part, besides a tiny bit of this and that, In Search of Waterfalls is In Search of a Vacation this week.
And the SECOND Big Announcement is the Launch of a NEW, very cool, Website called, PlayList Fiction. <—– This is what happens when a very coolio Lit Agency rounds up five aspiring Young Adult Fiction authors and creates a hot E-Book Line! Books! Giveaways! Every Month!!
Today’s the day! April 1st!
One Day! Three Books! Are now available to Download the Drama!
So connect with us ON Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest and let’s get acquainted!
And that’s it! Happy Spring Break, All! Off to Shake it UP and learn from the Dog with a Blog. World of Tweens I live in. What can I say?
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And you, how are you spending your Spring Break? Any news you want to share? Do you watch Dog with a Blog? Come on… I admitted it!
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FICTION Friday. Already!?! Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. In case you’re new. 🙂 Dive right in returning Crush Me seekers!
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Bang. Bang. Bang. I don’t see anyone through the small window on the exit door. The door that locked behind me. When I stepped outside to run away from Gage and his broken Kermit heart. Bell sounds, and students begin to flood the hallways. Someone? Anyone? Just open the stupid door already. But they stream by like I’m invisible. Invisible Meena. For the fleeting moments Gage or Jay make me feel alive, so quickly I return to my usual state. Of here but not all there. I turn around and measure the fence with my eyes. I can climb most trees. Maybe if I start—
“Meena?” Door pushes toward me, and I see Jay balancing his crutches with his books. “What are you doing—? Forget it. Just get back in before you get another deet from Mr. Deadhead. He’s roaming the halls now, pen and pink slips cocked like he’s hunting or something.” Jason laughs at his own joke.
I’m still stuck and struck by the fact that he opened the door for me. What a gentleman! “Gimme your books. Lunch right?”
“Awesome.” Without hesitation, Jay pretty much drops his books into my arms, and we start making our way toward the scents of cafeteria casseroles. Continue reading
