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Six Tips To Start the conversation about human trafficking with your teen with a novel

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Six Tips To Start the conversation about human trafficking with your teen with a novel

When a teen on my pre-read team for Defining Home said at a meeting, “I learned more about human trafficking…

6 Tips For Teaching Social Media Safety (With A Tween Novel)

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6 Tips For Teaching Social Media Safety (With A Tween Novel)

Teaching Social Safety Media With A Tween Novel – The Case Of The Missing Person While I know today kids…

Three Tips For Writing A Scene/Article That Triggers You

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Three Tips For Writing A Scene/Article That Triggers You

Nonfiction -especially memoir writing, can trigger you. Writing is like emptying out your soul and bearing your wounds for all…

hi, I’m Kathleen Guire I know you want quality Christian books for your family. In order to find them, you need to scour the library and bookstores. The problem is- not only is it a lot of work, but you often purchase a NY Times best seller or book recommended by a friend- only to find it has content you don’t want your family consuming. Content you feel as if you need to redact. You may feel as if there aren’t any new clean books that cover culturally relevant topics without graphic sex scenes and F*bombs. I believe books can be culturally relevant and clean at the same time. That’s why I write fiction mystery/thrillers your whole family can read. I write books that are wholesome with moral with value and plot twists at the same time. My characters have quirky coping mechanisms that are equivalent with their experience. All of my fiction books have a human trafficking theme.