“A STICKY WEB OF VENGENCE: MEMOIRS OF A COACH’S WIFE”

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“A STICKY WEB OF VENGENCE: MEMOIRS OF A COACH’S WIFE”

BY REBECCA GRANT

A Sticky Web of Vengeance

MEMOIRS OF A COACH’S WIFE

THE STORY OF JAMES AND REBECCA GRANT

By Rebecca Grant

NYC Author Wins Global E-Book Award

NYC AUTHOR WINS NATIONWIDE 2013 GLOBAL EBOOK AWARD COMPETITION FOR EXCELLENCE IN WRITING AND COMMENTARY ON STRUGGLES OF FATHER-ABSENT GENERATION IN HIS INSPIRATIONAL MEMOIR

Bookcover and author Bernard L. Dillard

New York, NY (BlackNews.com) — Bernard L. Dillard’s memoir, Lemonade: Inspired by Actual Events, has risen to win the Gold Medal (first place) in the 2013 Global Ebook Award Competition. The national Medal was awarded in the Autobiography/Memoir category.

Exciting New Book Provides Answer to Question: Why Don’t More Black Boys Read?

By NICK CHILES

Why don’t more black boys like to read?

That’s a question that has haunted black parents and educators for decades.

Black Educator Launches Animated Ebook Series; Teaches Kids Math, Science, and More

BLACK EDUCATOR RELEASES NEW ANIMATED EBOOK SERIES TO TEACH CHILDREN ABOUT SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM)

Dr. Stephen Jones, project chairman of the Smart Bunch series and the bookcover

Springfield, PA (BlackNews.com) — The Smart Bunch is an animated eBook series that teaches and entertains children regarding Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). The series will help young children to develop reading, math, science and vocabulary skills. The first eBook was released on June 29, 2012. The owners are Dr. Stephen Jones, CEO, SAJ Publishing Company and Steve Williamson, Cgimate, a computer animation company.

The National Science Foundation reports that the US is currently ranked 17th in the world in the sciences and 25th in math. According to the National Action Council on Minorities Data Book, there has been very little growth in the number of high school students who are interested in STEM professions. African Americans only represent 8 percent of the engineers that the United States produces every year. There are only a total of 31.2 percent of African American students who enter college as an engineering major and graduate with a degree.

Black Mompreneur Launches Publishing Company; Releases Three Books

SINGLE MOTHER AND MINORITY ENTREPRENEUR SIMULTANEOUSLY LAUNCHES AN INNOVATIVE PUBLISHING COMPANY WITH THE RELEASE OF HER FIRST THREE BOOKS IN SPITE OF A CHALLENGING ECONOMY

— Inspirational Author and Speaker Deneene A. Collins recently decided to take charge of her dreams when faced with unemployment like so many others in this challenging economy. Deneene has always had a passion for writing, and with increased demands for her inspirational works she started meeting the demand by publishing three books over the last two weeks. Her publishing experience revealed to her the difficulty some people that were born to be authors have when attempting to become published, which led her to launch an innovative on-line publishing company to lift up the underdog, and help propel them into their published destiny. —

Deneene A. Collins