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< Back The Dancing Darlings "The Dancing Darlings" Honored at Independent Press Awards: A Psychologist's Journey to Children's Literature Dr. Angela Kyparissis, a clinical and forensic psychologist specializing in social behavior, has been recognized at the 2025 Independent Press Awards for her children's book, "The Dancing Darlings." This delightful picture book, honored in the Picture Books-All Ages category, represents a unique transition for Dr. Kyparissis, who has translated her understanding of human behavior into heartwarming stories for young readers. Dr. Kyparissis's journey to children's literature stems from her professional experiences. Witnessing firsthand the impact of childhood experiences on adult lives, she recognized the crucial role of positive early narratives. The birth of her own children further solidified this understanding, inspiring her to create bedtime stories filled with vibrant imagery and meaningful messages. "My children...changed my perspective on what is important in life," she explains, "and they inspired me to write my book." These stories, initially created for her own children, evolved into "The Dancing Darlings," a book aimed at fostering healthy mental and emotional development in young minds. Dr. Kyparissis finds inspiration in diverse figures. George R.R. Martin's world-building prowess and Giannis Antetokounmpo's humility resonate with her. She also expresses deep gratitude to her children, parents, and husband for their unwavering support. "Fun and colorful stories for children aimed at helping their mental and emotional development," encapsulates her writing's purpose. In addition to her writing, Dr. Kyparissis founded Livres Agapé Books in 2023. Initially a platform for her own work, the independent publishing house has expanded to support other authors, offering a space for passionate storytellers to share their voices. With a promising lineup for 2025, Livres Agapé Books is poised to make a significant contribution to the literary landscape. "The Dancing Darlings" is a testament to the power of storytelling to nurture and inspire, a message that resonates deeply with Dr. Kyparissis's work. Share this article Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

< Back Gary E Smith Gary E Smith Award-winning author Gary E Smith: Warren Steelgrave series. Gary E Smith's first romance thriller, "The Willing", debuted with a 4.8 stars average rating by independent reviewers who asked for a sequel. There are now eight in the Warren Steelgrave series. Gary balances life between business and a love of arts. He founded a small electrical contracting business and grew it into a multimillion-dollar national business. At the same time, he writes and is an award-winning fine art photographer. Operating within both business and artistic communities introduces him to a wide array of characters and experiences, from which he draws for his writing. When Gary is not writing, he travels. Most often, Gary will be spotted in Italy, searching for more characters and experiences for his stories to come. To follow Gary, visit www.garysmithauthor.com Share this article Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

< Back Unlocking Kabbalah: A New Synthesis of Astrology, Tarot, and the Tree of Life Thomas Weems Mind, Body, Spirit Tiger Tail Press Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In "Unlocking Kabbalah," Thomas Weems reinterprets the ancient Jewish mystical tradition of Kabbalah, revealing a modified Tree of Life that integrates astrology, Tarot, and metaphysical insights to uncover the true essence of existence. Previous Next

< Back The Adoption Paradox: Putting Adoption in Perspective Jean Kelly Widner Parenting, adoption, identity, loss, trauma, family dynamics, advocacy Ink & Quill Publishing Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In "The Adoption Paradox," Jean Kelly Widner unravels the complex realities of adoption, revealing its emotional, psychological, and historical impacts on adoptees, birth parents, and adoptive families, while advocating for ethical practices and greater understanding within the adoption community. In "The Adoption Paradox," Jean Kelly Widner offers a compassionate look into the complex world of adoption. The book is a comprehensive exploration, balancing historical context, psychological insights, and, most importantly, the deeply personal stories of those whose lives have been shaped by adoption. Widner’s work challenges the often-idealized view of adoption, revealing its inherent dualities and the lifelong emotional impacts on adoptees, birth parents, and adoptive families. The book begins with Widner’s own poignant adoptee story, which serves as a powerful entry point into the broader conversation. She openly shares the paradoxes of her own life, from the loving security provided by her adoptive parents to the underlying struggles within her family. This personal foundation gives the book a raw authenticity, setting the stage for a narrative that is both academic and deeply human. Widner then traces the history of adoption in America. She delves into the Baby Scoop Era, where societal pressures and shame led to a massive number of relinquishments, leaving a legacy of trauma for both birth mothers and adoptees. The book also sheds light on the tragic history of Native American adoption, detailing the cultural genocide perpetrated through forced assimilation and the eventual protections offered by the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). By providing this historical context, Widner demonstrates that adoption is not a static concept but a practice that has evolved with, and been shaped by, societal norms and injustices. The book’s greatest strength is its inclusion of first-hand accounts. Through these personal stories, Widner gives voice to the diverse experiences within the "adoption constellation." Adoptees share their feelings of abandonment and the struggle to integrate their dual identities. Birth parents recount the pain of relinquishment and the lasting trauma they endure. Adoptive parents speak candidly about their motivations and the challenges they face. These interwoven narratives create a multi-layered tapestry that captures the emotional spectrum of the adoption journey. Ultimately, The Adoption Paradox is an insightful work that urges readers to critically re-evaluate adoption practices. Widner’s call to action is a plea for greater awareness and compassion, advocating for a future where the well-being of all parties involved is paramount. This book is an essential read for anyone connected to adoption, offering a path toward healing, understanding, and a more ethical and humane approach to family-building. Previous Next

< Back Franke James From Canvas to Climate: How a Worried Artist Accidentally Became an Award-Winning Author Franke James never envisioned herself as a writer. With an MFA and a passion for fine art, her path seemed clear: to express herself through visual mediums. However, a growing unease about the world's apathy towards climate change shifted her focus, leading to an unexpected literary journey. James was deeply concerned about climate change, and “in 2006, I was writing long, well-researched articles," James recalls, but “I was getting zero response." Frustration mounted, until a breakthrough moment in January 2007. Her first illustrated essay, "A Green Winter: Will Global Warming Be Good for Canada?", a true story about climate change, resonated powerfully. Suddenly, the silence was broken. "The response was instantaneous," she says. "An outpouring of comments, magazine articles, a request to publish the essay in an anthology, and even an invitation to turn it into an animated film." This unexpected success ignited a new creative fire. James began crafting more true stories about personal activism, tackling issues like giving up her SUV in "My SUV and Me Say Goodbye" and battling city hall for a green driveway in "Paradise Unpaved." Posting her essays online attracted the attention of New Society Press, which published her collection, "Bothered By My Green Conscience," in 2009. This marked the official transition from artist to author. Since then, James has penned three more books, culminating in her latest triumph, "Freeing Teresa: A True Story about My Sister and Me." This deeply personal narrative, chronicling her fight to rescue her youngest sister from a nursing home, has garnered significant acclaim, winning the 2025 Independent Press Award in Audiobooks as well as the NYC Big Book Award for Social/Political Change and the Audiobook Nonfiction categories. The audiobook, brought to life by a talented cast including Jackie Blackmore, Lauren Potter, and Dayleigh Nelson, further amplifies the story's emotional impact. James attributes her drive to activism and caregiving to the profound influence of her late father, a lawyer who exemplified unwavering dedication to justice and family. "He greatly influenced me and inspired me to become an activist for justice and a caregiver," she explains. His unwavering support, particularly when caring for her mother after a stroke, taught her the power of perseverance and compassion. "He fought the doctors, who advised that he pull the plug. Instead, he brought my mother home and cared for her," she recounts. "They celebrated every small achievement as a victory! He refused to put her in a nursing home and cared for her every day for the next sixteen years until her death at home." Another powerful inspiration is the late Terry Fox, the one-legged athlete who ran across Canada to raise funds for cancer research. "He was the one-legged athlete who ran a marathon a day halfway across Canada in 1980—until cancer struck again," James says. Fox's legacy of determination and altruism continues to resonate, inspiring her sister Teresa and countless others. "Every one of us is important. Just look at what one person can do," James quotes Fox, a sentiment that echoes throughout her own journey. From a concerned artist to an award-winning author, Franke James proves that a single voice, fueled by passion and conviction, can indeed make a difference. Her story is a testament to the transformative power of storytelling and the enduring impact of personal activism. Share this article Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

< Back Enigma Forced Breakfield and Burkey Audiobook / Thriller ICABOD Press Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In a race against time, a determined team of investigators must unravel a complex human trafficking operation while navigating the treacherous world of cryptocurrency and cartel violence to rescue the victims before it's too late. Enigma Forced In a race against time, a determined team of investigators must unravel a complex human trafficking operation while navigating the treacherous world of cryptocurrency and cartel violence to rescue the victims before it's too late. “Enigma Forced” is a technothriller/crime suspense that delves into the dark world of human trafficking, blending elements of crime, technology, and suspense. Ideal for readers who enjoy fast-paced narratives with intricate plots and a focus on contemporary issues. The story unfolds across various locations, including the U.S.-Mexico border, Puerto Rico, and Greece, set in the present day. The conflict begins with Toby and Miguel transporting human trafficking victims, leading to Toby's murder and the discovery of the victims by police. Gracie enlists her brother JJ and his team to investigate the incident. Rodrigo and Mateo are the antagonists who plan to use cryptocurrency to evade detection. As the story progresses, the investigation intensifies as JJ's team uncovers the financial mechanisms behind the trafficking operation. They track digital transactions and fake identities used to launder money. Julian, part of the trafficking ring, cunningly manipulates victims like Sophia and Elena, weaving a web of lies and deceit while plotting to expand their operations. Brayson's Capture and Rescue highlights the dangerous and complex nature of their mission. The climax is the team successfully rescuing Judith, Xiamara, Sophia, and Elena from Julian's clutches, using a deep fake application to deceive him. However, Julian and his bodyguard escape with significant funds, setting the stage for future confrontations. The book concludes with a sense of accomplishment but also the recognition that their fight against human trafficking is far from over. Previous Next

< Back The Heroine's Labyrinth: Archetypal Designs in Heroine-Led Fiction Douglas A. Burton Writing and Publishing Silent Music Press Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In "The Heroine’s Labyrinth," Douglas Burton unveils a transformative framework for storytelling that redefines the Heroine’s Journey, emphasizing its unique narrative arc and the intricate challenges faced by female protagonists in their quest for self-discovery and empowerment. The Heroine’s Labyrinth offers a groundbreaking perspective on storytelling by focusing on the unique conditions and logic of the Heroine’s Journey. Douglas Burton, through meticulous analysis of numerous popular stories featuring female protagonists, has decoded the distinct nature of the Heroine’s Journey, which is driven by different needs and motivations compared to the Hero’s Journey. This book is a valuable resource for writers, providing summaries at the end of each chapter that offer solid principles for crafting emotionally satisfying adventures with women at the forefront. Previous Next

< Back Secrets Kay Louise Bowen Romance, redemption, secrecy, relationships, fresh start Austin Macauley Publishers Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In a quest for healing and a fresh start, a troubled receptionist at a picturesque hotel must confront her dark past and navigate complicated relationships, all while discovering the power of love and resilience amidst the shadows of trauma. "Secrets" is a contemporary novel by Kay Louise Bowen that explores the nature of hidden truths and the arduous journey toward healing. Set against the deceptively tranquil backdrop of the Haven Hotel, the novel centers on the influence of past traumas on present relationships, weaving together threads of secrecy, trust, healing and renewal. This peaceful locale stands in contrast to the turbulent emotional lives of its inhabitants, acting as a sanctuary where they are finally forced to confront their shadows. The story’s core lies with its key characters. Gina arrives at the Haven Hotel, seeking a fresh start after the devastating public revelation and subsequent conviction of her ex-husband, David. Her guarded nature is a consequence of his crime, and her journey is one of dismantling the self-doubt and guilt often internalized by victims of betrayal. Neil Adams, the charismatic brother of the hotel’s owner, quickly develops an interest in Gina. However, he carries his own heavy burden of unresolved issues and a troubled history, struggling with his reputation and the burden of disappointing his protective sister, Abigail (Abby) Adams. Abby, in turn, is a study of loyalty versus pragmatism, constantly calculating the risk to her family's reputation and legacy. The fragile order they attempt to build is shattered by Annabel, the catalyst for the main conflict, a woman from Neil’s past who returns with a shocking claim. Meanwhile, David, Gina's incarcerated ex-husband, continues to exert a damaging influence from behind bars, embodying the lasting, toxic impact of past trauma. The novel’s structure builds around the central theme of secrets. In the beginning, we see Gina seeking solace, establishing a routine that shields her from the pain. She finds herself cautiously drawn to Neil, even as his persistent interest highlights the risk of forming new connections after deep betrayal. As Gina settles in, continuously reflecting on the scandal that drove her there, the tension mounts. Neil's complicated history begins to surface, culminating in the dramatic return of Annabel, which shatters the budding connection and prompts Gina to retreat. The middle of the book explores the intense fallout, forcing Neil to grapple with the consequences of his past while Gina struggles with her resurfacing fears—a fear of exposure and a fear of trusting again. Abby’s decisive intervention, investigating Annabel's claims and noticing troubling inconsistencies, is crucial and marks the necessary beginning of collective healing. The climax delivers when Abby uncovers the truth, allowing Neil and Gina to finally reconcile and move forward on a foundation of honesty. Simultaneously, Gina takes proactive legal action against the continuing threat posed by her ex-husband, ensuring her self-protection. The conclusion brings a sense of closure and renewal, as Gina and Neil solidify their relationship. The narrative ties up the dramatic threads of the past, ensuring that the disruptive forces including Annabel's claims and David's continued influence are decisively neutralized. The story ends on a hopeful note, focusing on Gina and Neil’s shared future, finally free from the shadows of their troubled histories. Kay Louise Bowen’s "Secrets" moves beyond a simple romance to offer a complex psychological study of how people rebuild their lives after betrayal and trauma. While the prose remains straightforward, which readers may find less evocative, the strength of the plot and the emotional payoff are engaging. Previous Next

< Back Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Share this page: Printed Word Reviews eNewsletter Printed Word August 28, 2025 BookCAMP by Printed Word Reviews Ted@PrintedWordReviews.com https://www.printedwordreviews.com/bookcampmagazine August 2025 - publisher edition Connect at https://www.linkedin.com/in/ted-olczak-64a1386/ ======================================== IN THIS ISSUE Welcome BookCAMP Sponsors Digipalooza Recap Featured Book Review by Printed Word Reviews Interviews Sponsored Coming Soon ========================================= Shimmr AI goes Platinum for BookCAMP 2026! Poetry Society of New York takes part in Poets & Writers Day at BookCAMP 2026 BMI (Book Manufactures Institute) welcome! Gatekeeper Press becomes a Gold/Silver Sponsor We thank our new sponsors, and welcome back old ones including Catalyst Press and Pro Audio Voices. To sponsor, participate, contact Ted Olczak at Ted@PrintedWordReviews.com or visit https://www.independentpressaward.com/sponsorships ========================================= Digipalooza Delivers: A Premier Event for Librarians in the Digital Age Every two years, OverDrive hosts Digipalooza, see what we think: https://www.printedwordreviews.com/articles/digipalooza-delivers%3A-a-premier-event-for-librarians-in-the-digital-age Book distribution article is now available between a book wholesaler and distributor in the next BookCAMP issue. In the meantime, the site has been updated with a list: https://www.printedwordreviews.com/distribution ========================================= Featured Printed Word Review FALCON book review: Transitioning Your Federal Resume to Private Industry: Are You at the Fork of the Road? This book serves as an indispensable resource, expertly bridging the gap between the often-complex federal resume format and the concise, results-driven expectations of private industry hiring managers. Read more at https://www.printedwordreviews.com/bookreviews/9781733777933 ========================================= Gab Talks Interviews President of the Independent Press Award speaks with R.w. Meek, author of "The Dream Collector:", published by Historium Press https://www.independentpressaward.com/thegabtalks/the-dream-collector%3A-sabrine-%26-vincent-van-gogh-(book-two) ========================================== Printed Word Reviews Interviews Ted Olczak, Publisher of Printed Word Reviews, at ALA with Orca's publisher Andrew Wooldridge, https://youtu.be/vlAT1E3ALKM ========================================== Sponsored by the Independent Press Award Receive recognition! The Independent Press Award is designed to recognize excellent books published by independent authors and publishers, self-published and traditional authors in 12 main categories (100 total subcategories). Next rolling deadline is September 30th, https://www.independentpressaward.com/ , all books to be received by December 15, 2025. Winners announced every spring. NYC Big Book Award includes the Big 5 Publishing Houses has now concluded, https://www.nycbigbookaward.com/ . Winners announced October 20, 2025. Be recognized and have your winning title published in Printed Word Reviews magazine. ========================================== COMING SOON Announcement of NYC Big Book Award submissions Opening of the Independent Press Award excludes the Big 5, https://independentpressaward.com REDESIGN of Printed Word Reviews logo, https://www.printedwordreviews.com/magazine ========================================== (c) 2025 Ted Olczak. Please forward and share this newsletter in its entirety. Previous Next

< Back Shane Svorec Shane Svorec author signing at ALA, Table 1652, on Saturday, June 28th, at 9:30am From a little acorn tossed about to a budding sapling that becomes a strong oak tree, the strength and determination nature models for us are likened in this story to all those who have ever faced a fear of the unknown, uncertainty about new places, or nervousness over making new friends. Acorn Adventures is a heartwarming tale and a beautiful testament to the resilience of nature while drawing a parallel to children of all ages. This story gives every “new kid in class” the comfort of knowing that new places can bring friendly faces, that feelings of not belonging won’t last forever, and reassurance that change isn’t always bad. It beckons the hearts of those who feel different or don’t fit in and reminds them that everyone has a place and a space to be who they are meant to be. Change can be scary, but our will to overcome obstacles and grow is a superpower we all possess. With love and persistence, like the little acorn, we all find where we belong and have a story of how we got there. Shane Svorec has an author signing scheduled at ALA, Table 1652, on Saturday, June 28th, at 9:30 AM. Svorec will be signing her duel 2025 Independent Press award-winning book “Acorn Adventures”, claiming both the Childrens’ Inspirational/Motivational and Nature categories. Shane has made it her mission to advocate for those without a voice. She is highly involved in her community, an active church member, a staunch public servant, a former Board of Education President, a mental health and crisis intervention worker, a perpetual peacemaker, and a kindness spreader. Share this article Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

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