My YA historical novel Ox Cart Angel won a Midwest Book Award for best YA novel of 2011!
I'm pleased to announce that my historical young adult novel Ox Cart Angel, about a 13-year old Metis girl traveling the ox cart trails in 1862 with her photographer father, has won the Midwest Book Award for Best YA Novel of 2011!
It's an honor, and I'm humbled to be in such fine company.
Ox Cart Angel is available in both print and ebook form, and can be found on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Smashwords, and other retailers.
If you'd like an autographed copy, send an email to joelarnold.mchsi.com, and I'll give you details on how to do that.
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