Word Confusion: Affective versus Effective
Being successfully effective can be quite affective for the self-editing writer in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Author: Kathy Davie
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s The Unquiet Past
When the orphanage burns down, Tess is deemed old enough to be out on her own, and she can pursue her dream to learn the truth. About her parents and her waking visions.
Word Confusion: Might versus Mite
The story may be a mite short, but it is mighty in the telling in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Beth Bacon’s The Book No One Wants to Read
A LOL interactive adventure for reluctant readers. Perfect for teachers, parents, and grandparents during required reading or story time and full of jokes, puzzles, and activities.
Book Review: Jasper Fforde’s The Fourth Bear
Even though the sadistic Gingerbreadman broke out of prison, Det Jack Sprat and Sgt Mary Mary are demoted to searching for a missing journalist. Last seen at the three bears’ house.
Word Confusion: Good versus Well
Well? Do you want to have a good time? You won’t want to read this Word Confusion from KD Did It if you do…
Book Review: Lora Leigh’s “The One”
Brenna must endure three months of living under Jase’s roof due to his father’s will. Then she can try to regain the heart she lost to Jase so long ago.
Book Review: Jill Shalvis’ “One Snowy Night”
Rory Andrews has promised her family she’ll be home for Christmas, only…Willa got her a ride home to Lake Tahoe with Max Stranton.
Word Confusion: Bigotry vs Prejudice vs Racism
Bigotry about poorly edited books is my downfall, and I have a prejudice toward self-published books, as too often they are even more neglected in the proofreading than traditionally published books. Fortunately, no racism is involved [for me] in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Tal Nuriel’s Sammy the Station Wagon
Young Sammy the Station Wagon just doesn’t fit in…until Coach realizes his potential.