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Week 7 Contestants
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Stacey
Kannenberg
What
is your book, writing or book idea about?
Title is “Let’s
Get Ready for Kindergarten.” We think we have the solution to
“no child left behind.” One book for parents, teachers and kids
that has all the information children are required to know. We
are winners of the “2005 Adding Wisdom Award” from
Parents-to-Parents and selected as a Top 15 Product for Parents
by Orca Communications.
Tell us about your background:
We are Cedar Valley
Publishing, two moms inspired by Oprah to make a difference. Our
idea is simple: one book for each grade that helps parents, kids
and teachers with the core curriculum for that grade. It would
be an excellent way for us to get exposure to increase our sales
and to create Cedar Valley Publishing Foundation. We already
donate 10% of all profits to literacy programs.
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Patrick Hardy
What
is your book, writing or book idea about?
I love allegories. So my story will fit in that genre. It is
about a college town that, for some reason, starts to look more
and more like the college and less and less like an independent
township. The themes are deep about college-town relationships
and the dance that goes on there. It will be exaggerated and
with some interesting twists at the end as to why the mayor has
disappeared. Tell us about your background:
I graduated top of
my class in multiple majors. I came from hard-working people. I
am a black belt, an All-American, a US Debate Champion and an
award-winning political scientist and historian. I am an
extrovert with introverted properties. I love to give public
presentations and lectures. I love to be dramatic and keep
audiences guessing with interest and curiosity. I love to
travel, meet new people, mingle at book festivals and entertain
people as both a verbal storyteller and written storyteller. I
have been a voracious reader since a kid. My curiosity is
limitless. I want to make sure my manuscripts are well
constructed narratives that I can be proud to market to people.
It’s all on my shoulders, and I take that seriously. Even though
I love going out, I can also love the isolation and solitude of
my computer.
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Emma Bowen Meyer

What is your book, writing or book idea
about?
My book is called “Fiery Dark
Secret.” It is a suspense novel about a woman who runs a shelter
for battered women and is sickened by the abuse she witnesses.
After her home is burned down, she decided to take the law into
her own hands and go after one of the abusers.
Tell us about your background:
After college I
taught junior high math for four years until I became pregnant
with my first child. I quit work to take care of him and the two
that came right after him. I have been a stay-at-home mom for
eight years, writing in my spare time. I already have a finished
product that was released in April of 2005. I am flexible,
easy-going, quick-witted and good at working with people. I can
accomplish many things in a short period of time. I will be
donating half of my profits from the sale of this book to a
children’s home.
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Toni Maguire

What is your book, writing or book idea
about?
“The Yuckiest Cat”
is a children’s picture story book about a
silly old buffoonish cat, a black and white Sylvester type, who
is just a slob. He meets the love of his life and has to mend
his ways in order to try to win her fair paw — hmmmm — can it be
done? Hmmmmm?
Tell us about your background:
I was raised in a
small Midwestern town. Attended school in one-room school house,
eight grades, one teacher, you do the math. I had a 30 year
airline sales and marketing career. I am chairperson of Monday
Morning Writers’ Group. I love my stories so much that I want to
share them with the world, whether or not the world wants me to
be sharing. Writing is my passion. I feel very good about
writing for children and especially because my stories are
conflict-free. Many a night when I was a child I wept late into
the night because my mother had read a bedtime story “Bambi” to
me. It’s beyond me why anyone in his or her right mind would
read a bedtime story like that to a child. My stories are humorous
and fun. It gives me a high to think of children laughing,
giggling and sighing when their parents read them my “Yuckiest
Cat.”
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Robi Malone

What is your book, writing or book idea
about?
“Wings” is a children’s novel about a young boy who finds
dinosaur eggs and tries to hatch them. “Buried Secrets” is a
mystery/murder about a mother who is murdered. Her wayward
daughter sets out to solve it.
Tell us about your background:
I graduated with a
BA in English and creative writing (in my 40s). My goal is to
get published in the areas of mystery and children’s novels. I
desire to leave a positive mark in this life without hurting
others. I grew up in a dysfunctional family. By doing so, I
learned how not to raise my family. I broke the mold by not
repeating the past. I am also hearing impaired and battle this.
I am passionate about my writing. I believe that I can use
issues, such as the sexual abuse in “Buried Secrets,” to speak
out against injustices.
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