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Grace Ellis Reviews “Between Heaven & 42nd and Broadway” by Michael Caissie

Between Heaven, & 42nd and Broadway follows Paul, a veteran and struggling writer with a wavering sense of self and morality. Michael Caissie’s use of…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “On the Right Path: Book One” by Brett Gunning & Stacy Padula

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA On The Right Path is, at its core, a book about learning important lessons through playing team sports. Basketball…

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Grace Ellis Reviews “The Crash” by Isabelle Seams

The Crash follows the characters Phybe and Taelor as they navigate opposite ends of an emerging war, eventually coming together to save the ones they…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “Thank You, Mama” by Meridith Lasko & Teddy Biron

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA Thank You, Mama is a children’s book that is uniquely directed towards the mother instead of the child, illustrating…

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RGB vs. CMYK: A Guide for Children’s Book Authors on Digital and Printed Illustrations

As a children’s book author, you pour your heart into crafting stories that spark young imaginations, and the illustrations that bring your words to life…

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Grace Ellis Reviews “Penikese Island Adventure” by Kathleen Hickey

“Penikese Island Adventure” follows Julia, an incoming high school junior who volunteers at a camp for troubled boys run by her father. Initially, she is…

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Grace Ellis Reviews “What Came After” by Tabor Millien

“What Came After” follows Hannah in an emotional journey of reflection, seeking justice, and finding closure. In the first chapter Hannah is presented as a…

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Grace Ellis Reviews “Mystery at Chilmark” by Dianne Hunt Smith

“Mystery at Chilmark” follows Kat as she explores her family history and finds a spiritual connection with an ancestor. Dianne Hunt Smith’s descriptions thoroughly flesh-out…

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Emily McDermott Reviews “Crabby Cakes” by Eileen Clancy-Pantano

Crabby Cakes written by Eileen Clancy-Pantano and illustrated by Marah Neil is an adorable children’s book about discovering what matters the most in life. The…

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Emily McDermott Reviews “Gripped Part 2: Blindsided” by Stacy A. Padula

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1733153608?ref_=dbs_m_mng_rwt_calw_tpbk_1&storeType=ebooks Gripped: Part 2 by Stacy Padula is an impactful expansion of the Gripped series that offers new insights into the characters' relationships and introduces…

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Grace Ellis Reviews Stacy Padula’s “Montgomery Lake High” Book Series

Book #1: The Right Person “Montgomery Lake High Book 1: The Right Person” introduces a large cast of characters, all with their own personal relationships…

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Grace Ellis Reviews “Alijah XII” by Kirja Ilijah

“Alijah XII'' tells the story of how young Alijah spends her 12th birthday with Meema (her grandmother). We follow her thought process as she reflects…

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Emily McDermott Reviews Gripped Part 1 by Stacy A. Padula

https://www.amazon.com/Gripped-Part-Truth-Never-Told/dp/1735016837/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0 Gripped: Part 1 by Stacy A. Padula offers an informative and realistic insight into how quickly drugs and alcohol can tear apart a community.…

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What Sets Briley & Baxter Publications Apart from Other Independent Publishers

In the ever-evolving world of independent publishing, where countless small presses vie for attention, Briley & Baxter Publications stands out as a unique and inspiring…

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Stacy Padula Named 2025’s “Female Visionary of the Year” by IAOTP

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Stacy Padula was recently selected to be featured in the latest Edition of Top 25…

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Briley & Baxter Publications Partners with Revive Hearts Rescue to Support Animal Welfare

Briley & Baxter Publications is thrilled to announce a heartwarming partnership with Revive Hearts Rescue for the month of March. In a move that blends…

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Stacy Padula as a Writer: A Focus on Authenticity and Emotional Depth

Stacy Padula, the author behind the "Gripped" series, has established herself as a compelling voice in young adult literature, particularly through her nuanced exploration of…

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Unpacking the Metaphor in “The Forces Within” by Stacy Padula

Stacy Padula’s "The Forces Within" stands out in young adult literature not only for its engaging narrative but also for its sophisticated use of metaphor…

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Discover the Gems of Briley & Baxter Publications: Your Next Great Read Awaits!

Nestled in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Briley & Baxter Publications has carved a niche in the literary world with its diverse and impactful catalog. Known for embracing…

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Educating Teens on Substance Abuse: The Impact of The Gripped Book Series by Stacy Padula

In the realm of young adult literature, few series tackle the gritty realities of teenage life as directly as Stacy Padula's "The Gripped Book Series."…

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Discover the Heartfelt Adventure in “Mexico Got Lucky” by Rico Austin

Embark on an emotional rollercoaster with "Mexico Got Lucky," the true, captivating story penned by the renowned author Rico Austin. This book isn't just another…

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Dive into the Heartwarming Adventures of Duke: A Tale of Love, Resilience, and Joy

Introducing "The Adventures of Duke" by Ken Brady, a book that transcends the ordinary to touch the very essence of what it means to connect,…

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Discover the Healing Journey with “The Mosaic” by Cameron Pace

In a world where the intersection of faith and mental health often remains cloaked in shadows, "The Mosaic: Renewing Your Mental Health with God" by…

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Embark on a Journey of Love and Remembrance with “My Brother Lives in Heaven” by Tanya Hackett

In an ode to love, loss, and eternal memories, "My Brother Lives in Heaven" by Tanya Hackett emerges as a beacon of comfort for families…

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Unveiling “When Did I Become the Dumpster?” by Joanne Colombini – A Must-Read for Parents and Educators Alike

Step into the riveting world of "When Did I Become the Dumpster?" by Joanne Colombini, a book that masterfully blends humor, heart, and hard-earned wisdom…

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