Diane Campbell Green's new book 'The Sparkling Adventures of Becky and Friends' is the series of children's adventures that carry endless learnings and values
Nov 4, 2021
Diane Campbell Green, an author who worked in academia for several years on NEH-funded historical editing projects, has completed her new book, "The Sparkling Adventures of Becky and Friends": an enjoyable narrative set in the 60s that follows a group of friends who set out on adventures of their own. Through mishaps and fun, they experience all that their small town has to offer.
Green writes, "Introducing me, Becky Chalmers. I am eight years old and I live on Cadwallader Court in Yardley, Pennsylvania. It's the 1960s. Jimmy, Billy, Sharon and I, and a few other friends, travel around Yardley having adventures. We don't always do the right thing and sometimes we do the exactly wrong thing, but we have some great fun.
The Sparkling Adventures of Becky and Friends is the second book in a series. The first, Santa and the Cotton Tree is a 2020 Royal Dragonfly Award winner."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Diane Campbell Green's new book tells adorable and wholesome stories for kids to enjoy. Set decades ago, these friends discover the bigger world together while never falling short on playtime.
Readers can purchase "The Sparkling Adventures of Becky and Friends" at bookstores everywhere, or online at www.dcgbooks.com, the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.
Covenant Books is an international Christian-owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work that appeals to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
Press Release Service by Newswire.com
Original Source: Diane Campbell Green's new book 'The Sparkling Adventures of Becky and Friends' is the series of children's adventures that carry endless learnings and values
More News
Locksley locks onto 10km copper trend in NSW land grab
Locksley Resources has grown its NSW copper-gold footprint to 1,000sq km after securing a new licence hosting an undrilled 10km geological structure on the prospective Tritton Trend.
Peruvian copper muscle drives US$50M earnings bonanza for Rio2
TSX-listed Rio2 Ltd banked US$115M in quarterly revenue and US$50M in EBITDA as its Peruvian copper mine delivered and its weather-affected Chilean gold continued to ramp up in Chile.
Macquarie admits ‘bonus’ savings rate failure, agrees to pay $14 million
The corporate regulator said customers should not have to scrutinise every transaction and that Macquarie had failed to prevent confusion to customers.
I can tell you why Qantas sent 850 jobs to India in just two words
When bonuses are tied to profits, company leaders make short-term decisions that benefit themselves.
CBA’s late mortgage payments tick up as interest rate rises bite
Data from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia attributed the small increase in the number of people struggling to inflation and rising interest rates.
Capability X takes AI brains to the industrial jungle
Perth AI developer Capability X is heading to the ASX with $12 million in the bank and multiple devices deployed, using technology to target industrial safety and automation.
The midterm message to Trump and Albanese: Fix the economy to keep your job
What can governments do about cost of living? Nothing that is quick or painless.
Stressed and out of pocket: David Jones’ great-great-great grandson is owed money, too
Ben Nothling, a sixth-generation descendant of the Welsh entrepreneur David Jones, owns a shoe business. He’s owed $130,000 by the collapsed retailer.
Who is Alice Huang? The suspected Chinese spy at the centre of the Nvidia scandal
At the heart of the controversy surrounding one of the world’s biggest companies is a former television journalist suspected of spying for the Chinese government.
Who keeps crashing China’s sharemarket?
China is again in the midst of a sharemarket rout. The blame game has already begun.
ASX jumps, shrugging off weak consumer confidence, as oil prices fall
The Australian sharemarket had a strong session after US President Donald Trump said the Iran war “is effectively over”, boosting hopes for an end to the conflict that has driven up global energy costs.
Auric supercharges WA gold growth with 68Koz Iron Maiden deal
Auric Mining has struck a deal for the Iron Maiden gold project near Norseman, adding a historical 68,500-ounce resource and potential future feed for its Burbanks mill.
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.