Seeing a book move from an author’s imagination into the hands of readers is always something worth celebrating.
Throughout September, Tellwell authors continued to see their work connect, resonate, and gain attention in meaningful ways. Here are a few moments from the month that we’re excited to share.
Publicity
Corinne Brown recently joined Inside Scoop Live! to talk about her debut memoir, Me, Mom & the Monster: Our Dance Through Huntington’s Disease.
During the conversation, Brown reflects on writing about her family’s experience with Huntington’s disease, the emotions the process uncovered, and the readers who have connected with her story. She also discusses living at risk for the disease and why all royalties from the book are being donated to the Huntington Society of Canada.
Reviews
Tellwell author Dave Jones, PsyD, recently received a thoughtful review from Reader Views for his children’s book, A Perfect Saturday.., almost.
The review highlights the book’s playful look at plans that don’t go perfectly and the value of finding joy in the unexpected. Drawing on more than four decades of experience as an educator, Jones brings warmth, humour, and an understanding of young readers to this bright, relatable story.
A Perfect Saturday.., almost brings readers along on an (almost) perfect Saturday. The combination of author Jones’ prose and illustrator Rheanna’s artwork shows that even though the day may not have been perfect, it was still a great day.
Reader Views Book Review
The Nine Essential Questions for Organizational Transformation by Tellwell author Aaron Streeton recently received five stars from Reader Views.
Built on two decades of real-world transformation work, the book encourages leaders to look beyond quick fixes and ask better questions about culture, strategy, people, and the future they want to create.
Streeton’s framework offers no magic bullet—and that is largely the point. Transformation requires knowing where you are, deciding where you want to go, designing a realistic route between the two, and then possessing the discipline to stay on it. It is an admirably pragmatic approach to organizational change and a useful guide for leaders and consultants who would rather produce durable improvements than another impressive presentation that nobody remembers six months later.
Reader Views Book Review
Michal Snaerravn and his dark fantasy novel Golems of Beithir were recently spotlighted by Country Mamas With Kids Book Review, which called the book “another great installment in a superb series.”
The second book in The Chronicles of Hadúr raises the stakes for Amnon as the Blood Wars intensify and the fight for control of Hell’s Gate grows more dangerous. Packed with dark magic, rival factions, and epic conflict, the story continues Snaerravn’s expansive fantasy adventure.
The book itself is an epic fantasy along the likes of Lord of the Rings in my opinion with beautiful and in depth descriptions as you read the book. There is a lot of depth to the author’s descriptions which makes the books that much more readable and engaging to us, the readers!
Country Mamas With Kids Book Review
