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[close] Join us and ask author D.M. Cherubim about the groundbreaking and controversial YA book, "Mary Baker and The Eye of the Tiger," a fantasy adventure that includes the Holy Spirit and wizards and witches in the same novel. "Mary Baker" has already received public accolades and scathing reviews, ranging from Readers' Favorite, which called it "rare and unusual" and gave it a Silver Medal review, to Kirkus Reviews, which derided it as a "New Age Hogwarts." The typical review from young adults and teenagers? "Awesome!" Meet the controversial and irascible author, a former award-winning journalist, humor columnist and Washington, D.C. bureau chief, on October 12, 2013, from 8 to 10 p.m. Ask her anything, but try to stay near these general ideas: Do magic and spirituality belong in a fantasy adventure book? Is there such a thing as New Age magic? Or is this just a thinly veiled American Harry Potter? And is this safe at any speed for children and teenagers? Wands and swords advised.

[close] We are lovers of Stockholm Syndrome books. Were are not just limited to just Stockholm Syndrome books, some other kind of themes you might stumble upon in this group are kidnapping/stalking/abuse/violence/etc. *Please be warned that this group could trigger traumatic memories so browse at your own risk*

[close] Laid back group where writing is critiqued when asked, read and shared.

[close] This is a group for my book, Little Wild Thang, A diary filled with my foster care files, mental health documents, and childhood diary entries as I fight a broken system to reunite with my mother that had paranoid schizophrenia. My diary is 3 parts. Little Wild Thang is part 1. It covers issues such as: physical, mental, and sexual abuse, mental illness, foster care, adoption, suicide, poverty, homelessness, and my unyielding will and fire to get through the hurricanes.