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  • SHUTTERBUG Blog Tour

    SHUTTERBUG Blog Tour

    Pink Umbrella is jazzed to announce the SHUTTERBUG blog tour, which will run January 14-23, 2020. Interested bloggers should email us at pinkumbrellabooks@gmail.com or post in the comments below.             ABOUT THE BOOK: When Tinseltown hits a dry spell, a down-on-his-luck drifter and his lightning bug buddy turn 1930s Hollywood […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    November 19, 2019
    Blog Tours, Book Trailers
    1930s, blog tour, Books, Children’s Books, movies, picture books, Shutterbug
  • Pink Umbrella spills the tea on ONLY GOSSIP PROSPERS author Lorraine Tosiello: Part 1

    Pink Umbrella spills the tea on ONLY GOSSIP PROSPERS author Lorraine Tosiello: Part 1

    Join us as we celebrate Pink Umbrella’s newest historical fiction author, Lorraine Tosiello, before the December release of Only Gossip Prospers. The book deftly blends fact and fiction to draw a realistic portrait of Louisa May Alcott’s sojourn in New York City at the height of her fame in 1875. Only Gossip Prospers began in […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    November 12, 2019
    Uncategorized
    1875, activism, author, feminism, historical fiction, Little Women, Lorraine Tosiello, Louisa May Alcott, New York City, Only Gossip Prospers, writer, writing
  • Only Gossip Prospers Blog Tour

    Only Gossip Prospers Blog Tour

    Pink Umbrella Books is excited to announce the Only Gossip Prospers blog tour, which will run December 10-20, 2019. Interested bloggers should email us at pinkumbrellabooks@gmail.com or post in the comments below. About the Book: In late 1875 Louisa May Alcott spent a winter in New York City.  Her journals give a rough sketch of the people […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    October 18, 2019
    Uncategorized
  • There’s nothing sheepish about Michelle Wilson’s Olive Ewe…

    There’s nothing sheepish about Michelle Wilson’s Olive Ewe…

    Maybe Mary had a little lamb, but author Michelle Wilson has Olive Ewe, a sweetly disaster-prone little muttonchop who is the star of Wilson’s new children’s book, Olive. Olive worries whether her friends and family will love her in spite of her flaws…but rest assured, both Wilson’s book and its title character are lovable indeed. […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    October 16, 2019
    Uncategorized
    adoption, Angie Penrose, Books, Children’s Books, Children’s Literature, love, Michelle Wilson, Olive, Olive Ewe, sheep, writing
  • The Red Pen: a Dash of Dashes

    The Red Pen: a Dash of Dashes

    Dashes are sexy. Okay, maybe not sexy like Chris Hemsworth or a new pair of heels. But among punctuation marks, it’s the only one that leaves me a little breathless. Exclamation points are so obvious, semi-colons are pretentious, question marks too coy—oh, but the possibilities conveyed in that hot little horizontal pause! It’s enough to […]

    Merry Gordon

    September 16, 2019
    The Red Pen: Five-Minute Easy Edits
    dashes, editing, grammar, punctuation, Red Pen, writing
  • Olive Blog Tour

    Pink Umbrella Books is excited to announce the Olive blog tour, which will run October 29-November 8, 2019. Interested bloggers should email us at pinkumbrellabooks@gmail.com or post in the comments below. About the Book: Meet Olive. She’s optimistic and well-intentioned . . . and a magnet for mishaps. When Olive’s day goes from bad to worse, she […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    September 7, 2019
    Uncategorized
  • Oiseau: The Magical Bird Blog Tour

    Oiseau: The Magical Bird Blog Tour

    Pink Umbrella Books is excited to announce the Oiseau: The Magical Bird blog tour, which will run October 8-15, 2019. Interested bloggers should email us at pinkumbrellabooks@gmail.com or post in the comments below. About the Book: Oiseau isn’t just an ordinary bird: he’s magical! When Miss Robinson’s class has trouble transitioning from one subject to another, Oiseau […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    August 19, 2019
    Blog Tours, Uncategorized
  • New children’s book brings smiles

    New children’s book brings smiles

    There’s a problem in Miss Robinson’s classroom. Because of all the noise and confusion in her room, she can’t teach her lessons—that is, until her old friend Oiseau (pronounced wah-zō) arrives. Oiseau, which means “bird” in French, is a charming little avian helper in author Debbie Wosnik’s new children’s book, Oiseau. And not only does […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    August 6, 2019
    Uncategorized
    bird, ccd smiles, charity, Children’s Books, cleidocranial dysplasia, Debra Wosnik, Gaten Matarazzo, Kelly Wosnik, oiseau, Stranger Things
  • The Red Pen: Word crimes

    The Red Pen: Word crimes

    You’re a writer, which means you’ve probably achieved a certain level of grammatical smugness—enough to muster a Dowager Countess of Grantham-worthy eyeroll at a misused their/there/they’re in a sign, or at a colleague saying supposably instead of supposedly, at any rate. But there are some words that have even the most precise of us googling. […]

    Merry Gordon

    July 10, 2019
    The Red Pen: Five-Minute Easy Edits
    book, editing, misused words, Red Pen, word crimes, writer, writing
  • Adrienne Quintana’s HIGH SIERRA takes readers into the woods

    Adrienne Quintana’s HIGH SIERRA takes readers into the woods

    The place was a total dive. Dirty log walls and rusting metal furniture gave off a homeless shelter vibe—nothing like the fat camp my mom sent me to last summer. I mean, that place looked and felt expensive. And the chunky, bald guy across the desk from me was no fitness instructor. Crooked, black framed […]

    Pink Umbrella Books

    May 28, 2019
    Blog Tours
    Adrienne Quintana, Books, High Sierra, wilderness therapy, writing
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