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You are invited to join the "Betty Jo Schuler Writes" newsletter. She'll share the news of her latest book releases and writing adventures, plus some personal chat, FYI, and recipes. (Betty Jo wrote magazine articles about food and diet in her 'previous life'.) Your newsletter will be brief and your e-address will never be shared. Enter your email address and click 'sign me up!'
Betty Jo Schuler writes for kids, teens, and adults. She is also an instructor for Writers' Digest University.
http://bettyjowrites.com Newsletter Dated: 3/13/2012 7:11:06 AMSubject: MARCH NEWS FROM BETTY JO I got a message that it couldn't be displayed but I think it went out. Pardon me for posting again. Maybe it's because I included cover photos.
Books We Love is an Electronic Book Publisher, and as a member of the Amazon Select program, the majority of our books are exclusive to Amazon. If you don't own a Kindle, and you'd like to purchase one of our books Click the Leprechaun (if you can catch him) to download free Kindle Reading Aps for your desktop or laptop. OH, and then click the CONTEST BUTTON and win your own KINDLE FIRE!!!!
This is what is says on the homepage of Books We Love. A Spring Fling Contest starts March 15. Subscribe to the (free) newsletter and you might win a Kindle Fire. There are other prizes as well. So don’t miss it.
Also, with this Amazon Select Program, books are given away free for the asking every week. Have you read about the Prime Program where you can borrow books? My next free book is March 15, Impossible Dreams. It’s a romantic comedy and I think you’ll love it.
http://bookswelove.net/ While there, check out their Amazon books store for recent releases and more. Something else new is in the works—just started—Inside Books We Love http://bwlauthors.blogspot.com My newest book, Dare to Dream, will be released soon. It is a young adult book, also great for Middle Graders. I love the cover by Michelle
Kaitlin Thomas's best friend Melinda Vest is beautiful with skin the color of coffee ice cream. Tall for eleven, she walks with her shoulders thrown back like she owns the world and plans to become a model. Vanilla, plain, and shy, Kait doesn't have enough self-confidence to walk down the aisle in her own mother's wedding. Add an adorable, mod stepsister-to-be, who's also in the wedding, and the mix gets scarier. A pesky boy, Izzy Bean, taunts Kait into signing up at Star Modeling, where she gains poise. Then she wins a Dream Wedding for her mom and Vic Margola.
When Kaitlin Thomas finally overcomes her shyness, she's forced to do it in front of the whole world, but her best friend Melinda cheers her on as she finally dares to dream.
"Dare to Dream is full of wonderful characters and scenes that will appeal to a preteen who is full of worry about her appearance. Kaitlin's wish for curly hair and her conflicting feelings about being a wallflower will make a young reader feel right in tune with the story. Betty Jo Schuler has penned a novel for the middle-grade girl that will help build reading skills as well as self-confidence." ~ Angie Dobson
Heart Strings was a recent release. I call it my “heart transplant book.” It’s very touching with a bit of mystery and romance.
I write a variety of genres for various ages. So, I hope you’ll check out my complete listing at http://bookswelove.net/bettyjoschuler.php
St. Patrick’s Day is coming up and Irish or not, I’m sure a lot of you look forward to it as much as I do. My father’s side of the family was Irish and Daddy used to love celebrating the day. I still remember some of the Irish songs he taught me.
My website is currently being updated. http://bettyjowrites.com
Here’s a seasonal recipe I think you might like. REUBEN CASSEROLE 1 cup sour cream One-half cup Thousand Island dressing (regular or “light”) 1 cup chopped onion 8 slices (1 ounce each) dark rye bread, cubed 1 jar (32 ounce) sauerkraut, rinsed and drained 1 can (12 ounce) corned beef, shredded 12 ounces shredded Swiss cheese 8 ounces shredded Monterey Jack or mozzarella One-half cup melted butter or margarine
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine sour cream, 1000 Island dressing, and onion. Coat a 9 by 12 inch baking pan with nonstick spray. Put half of the bread cubes in the bottom. On top of that, layer sauerkraut, corned beef, sour cream mixture, cheeses, and remaining bread cubes. Drizzle melted butter or margarine over the top. Bake 45 minutes.
Betty Jo Schuler
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