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Please note: After December 31, 2020, I will no longer be scheduling reviews and blog tour stops. Trying to keep up with scheduled reviews has become too stressful. I'm way behind as it is, but I will do my best to review all the books listed below before the year ends. Thanks for understanding!
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September 2020:
1 - When I Was You by Amber Garza (Review) [HarperCollins/Harlequin] - postponed by reviewer
8 - The Book of Hidden Wonders by Polly Crosby (Review) [HarperCollins/Harlequin] - postponed by reviewer
9 - The London Restoration by Rachel McMillan (Review) [TLC Book Tours] - spotlight posted 9.9.20
15 - The Amish Newcomer by Patrice Lewis (Review) [Harlequin] - postponed by reviewer
October 2020:
1 - She Gets That From Me by Robin Wells (Review) [Penguin Random House]
5 - Beyond Valor by Jon Erwin and William Doyle (Review) [TLC Book Tours]
November 2020:
3 - The Gentleman and the Thief by Sarah M. Eden (Review) [Covenant]
20 - The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany by Lori Nelson Spielman (Review) [Penguin Random House]
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As busy as you are, I hope you can find time for my Nativity booklet.
As the Christmas season approaches, most of us think of the birth of baby Jesus, and we try to make it more meaningful for us and our families. Here’s how you can help your readers with this. Would you please be willing to review this 26 page booklet from Cedar Fort Publishing about the Nativity and post it on your blog during our blog tour, October 17-24th? If so, please tell us your choice of days. THANKS!
We’ll send you a complimentary copy. We’ll also furnish a “giveaway copy” for your readers. (Please give us your shipping address. ) People may purchase this booklet online at Amazon or Barnes & Noble, plus at bookstores. Its cost is only $4.99.
A New Dramatization of The Nativity Pageant
Would you rather read the nativity story or be a part of it? Using simple stage directions, easy-to-find props, two narrators, and a script that’s straight from the scriptures, this book helps you act out the familiar story of the first Christmas for your church, family, or friends. Start a new tradition this season with a simple pageant you’ll look forward to performing year after year.
Brief Summary
The Nativity Pageant starts with Angel Gabriel visiting Mary and ends with Joseph following the angel’s warning and taking his little family to Egypt, where Jesus will be safe. It takes about 15 minutes to perform, plus it has the lyrics to four traditional Christmas hymns, if people wish to sing them.
Brief Endorsements of The Nativity Pageant
“I love your beautifully written Nativity story. I hope you sell this play all over the world. What a blessing it will be to churches and families everywhere!”
Elaine S. Dalton. Former LDS General Young Women President
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“All the resources and tools necessary to create a very meaningful production of the Nativity.”
Larry M. Gibson. Former member of the LDS Young Men General Presidency
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“Neil’s respect for the original story, combined with his vast drama experience, will make this a valuable part of your church’s or family’s Christmas traditions.”
Dr. Melinda Lambert Baird. Director of Education and Community Outreach,
Steinway and Sons
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“Easy to perform and impactful in its simplicity and beauty.”
Brian Kelly. Writer and editor of Church magazines and other LDS Curriculum
materials
About the author
Neil Johnson is an active member of his Christian church, and he loves the Nativity story. He taught English and drama in school for 44 years. Neil and his current wife Sharee both lost their first spouses to cancer. They married and blended their family of 15 kids, and they have 52 grandkids so far.
Just dropping by...hope to see you in the 2020 Medical Examiner Challenge! - Rick
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