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Congratulations to Keri T. Collins on Earning Best Picture Book 2019!

Book Excellence Award

Congratulations to Purple Butterfly Press author, Keri T. Collins on her recognition by Book Excellence Awards for Best Picture Book 2019? for her book, You Can Call Me Katelyn.? It was a great honor to work with Keri on this book, and we’re looking forward to her second title, A Big Change for Daisy, coming later this year!

About The Book

What happens when you don?t like your name? There?s nothing you can do about it, right? But not Katelyn. She didn?t like her original name, and she did something about it!

Join Katelyn on her journey as she teaches kids and parents both that if you decide to live your dream, nothing is impossible. Be who you want ? it all starts with a choice, no matter your age.

 

 

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About The Author

Keri Collins is a children?s author who helps kids and parents better themselves by making better choices. There are times when problems can seem insurmountable, but taking action and making one small choice can get the ball rolling, and lead to all kinds of happy outcomes.

Her first children?s book is You Can Call Me Katelyn, published by Purple Butterfly Press in 2019. It’s about a girl who doesn?t like her name, and follows her journey as she makes the choice to change it.

She also blogs about parenting and kids issues, and offer plenty of tips and other advice at http://keritcollins.com/reading-room/

Her second book, A Big Change for Daisy, is forthcoming from Purple Butterfly Press.

 

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Congratulations to Gerri Hilger, Book Excellence Award Winner!

Book Excellence Award

Congratulations to Kat Biggie Press author, Gerri Hilger on winning a Book Excellence Award in the Friendship category for her book, Our Duty, published by KBP in 2018.

About The Book

Our DutyOur Duty follows the shenanigans of Polly and Aggie, student nurses when World War II began. Eager to be a part of the action, Aggie joins the Army Air Corps upon graduating nursing school, and qualifies as flight nurse. She is shipped off to the Pacific, while Polly stays home. Aggie soon faces many difficulties common to this under-recognized group of brave women, including their initial lack of respect by the military brass. Aggie finally earned the respect of all around her when she kept 30 wounded men safe when their plane went down in the Pacific. Her letters home detail the challenges for nurses and the accounts of the personal lives of the airmen she came to know who faced unimaginable dangers in the skies over Europe, many ending in death. While Polly stayed behind to help on the home front, she does her part to keep Aggie entertained. Her letters boost the morale of any who are privy to them, describing romantic adventures and changes in life in the States.

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About The Author

Gerri Hilger - Book Excellence Award

Author Gerri Hilger is??a life-long resident of Kansas where she was raised on a farm with lots of chores. She loved to sneak away to the barn loft to write terrible poetry and awful stories while dreaming about traveling the world. She received her Bachelor?s degree in English from Pittsburg State University at the end of the raucous ?60s. This was followed by years of teaching, raising four children with her farmer husband, and helping on their land. While pursuing her Master?s degree in Education, she began to follow her dream of writing. After more than 35 years teaching thousands of high school students, Gerri now enjoys retirement, writing and traveling with her husband to visit their children and 15 grandchildren ?in four different states and to enjoy sites of the world.

 

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