
|
Second
Quarter 2010
Headline (SCBC Headquarters) - Spring cleaning, literary
style! Yes, it is time to clean off and rearrange the bookshelves.
Time to donate children books to other children now that yours have
outgrown their books. Time to share those signed copies, that
are not personalized to you, with someone less fortunate, but is an
avid reader just like you!
Think about donating those books to an inner city library you've
read more than once, but now sit in a box collecting dust. Donate to
a literacy program so readers can have leisure book to practice
their skills.
Pass on the gift of literature...
Read...continuously!
* * *
Continue to support efforts in Haiti: If you'd like to donate to the Red Cross effort, please
click here to donate.
* * *
Literary
Happenings...
4th Annual Austin
African American Book Festival
George Washington Carver Library,
Courtyard & Museum
1161 – 5 Angelina
Austin, Texas 78702-2034
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Hours: 10a – 4p
www.aabookfest.com
* * *
Author Bobby Wilson
"Lawyer-Author shares his gripping true memoir of
how his own murder trial in Oklahoma becomes interconnected with the
Texas murder case of his own client, a young Black woman."
For more information, visit:
www.bobbystrials.com

* * *
SCBC Choice for
May 2010!

|
Review Central
(SCBC
Reading Room) -
Avid and seasonal readers can submit reviews for the SCBC site! Everyone would like to know what you think of the
newest author or that favorite author of yours.
We are currently looking for reviews from readers who have read the
following titles:

Submit your reviews no later than the 20th of each month.
Please Click Here to utilize our review
form.
Sharing your word!
|
Take a look at...
Vanessa Davis Griggs

Set
for release in May 2010, Vanessa Davis Griggs continues to
release great Christian fiction and will do so with The
Truth Is the Light.
A dedicated writer to this exciting genre, Vanessa emerged as
a self-published author into the mainstream to share her
stories with avid readers. And we have not been disappointed!
Visit Vanessa at:
www.vanessadavisgriggs.com.
|
|
In Review...
"Ms. Johnni" series...
 
Comic books by African Americas area a rare sight in the
literary world. When such gems are found, it is important to
share them with avid readers.
Geared
for the reader ages 13 and up, the Ms. Johnni series is sure
to be both adventure packed and full of encouragement.
Author
Adrian Petty uses life's issues to help Ms. Johnni find the
hope and fuel to re-energize her life. Living with purpose and
knowing just what type of impact we play in the lives of
others seems to be a message readers take away from the
first story. Finding strength to rededicate herself, Ms.
Johnni focuses on finding her lost daughter, Taylor.
Petty
offers readers encouragement through his writing; we look
forward to following Ms. Johnni on her journey.
Click
to see Adrian's interview
and visit his website at:
www.jerichoprojects.com.
***
Submit your book review and see it here!
|
Books for the Shelf
We highlight a variety of books
to diversify your bookshelf. Books can be purchase here
online or at local African American booksellers.
|
|