Danielle Renee Wallace's Blog

“Would our loved ones want us to remember only bittersweetly? Or would they rather us recall without feeling pain?”
 
After the passing of her parents five years ago, fourteen‐year‐old Lydia Arlington is still trying to heal. But when a strange riddle is found in the abandoned bus, she learns there is more than one mystery about her family.
With the help of her best friends, Kodiak and Felicia, the three must use the few resources they have to solve an obscure case from six years ago in a city miles away. Their knowledge of the suspects is vague, and the mystery doesn’t make sense.
A familiar aquarium, a strange discovery in an attic, and a plunge beneath the water reveal that the secrets of the past flow deeper than expected. However, the teenagers soon learn that some may go through any measures necessary to cover up their tracks.
What really happened in 1999? And how can Lydia find the evidence

So, what exactly do self-published authors do? Sure, they write, but there's more to it than that!

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Covering elements of self-publishing!

I'm so excited! Soon, my book that I've put so much work into will finally be out to the public! I just love writing, but at the same time it's exhausting.

I haven't seen my book in print yet, but I'm pretty ready to! Who's with me? :D

Happiness and snickerdoodles,
Danielle

When you get so many writing ideas, how do you keep track of them all? Listen up—and stay tuned for the blooper at the end!

What do first‐person, second‐person, and third‐person point of view mean? Find out!

Hey! Another YouTube video of mine came out today. This one's about first-person, second-person, and third-person point of views. Unfortunately, it’s a little blurry, but watch it here:

https://youtu.be/MMmcSCAX50w

Check out my new YouTube video on making a dedication page!

Link:
https://youtu.be/5aRNjTZ2g6Q