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  • If the Boot Fits Review: On Tour with Celebrate Lit Mar. 15, 2024 / 6 Comments

    If the Boot Fits Review About the Book Book: If the Boot Fits Author: Karen Witemeyer Genre: Historical Romance Release Date: March 12, 2024 One fateful…

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  • Labor of Love Audiobook Review: On Tour with Celebrate Lit Feb. 08, 2024 / 6 Comments

    Labor of Love Audiobook Review About the Book Book: Labor of Love Author: Marguerite Martin Gray Narrated: Christa DelSorbo Genre: Christian Historical Romance Release Date: September…

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  • The Mermaid’s Tale Review: On Tour with Celebrate Lit Oct. 20, 2023 / 10 Comments

    The Mermaid's Tale Review About the Book Book: The Mermaid’s Tale Author: L. E. Richmond Genre: YA Fantasy Retelling Release Date: October 10, 2023 A Tail Could Tell a…

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  • Back to School Multi-Author Giveaway Sep. 12, 2023 / 0 Comments

    Hello Readers! Kids are back in school and we are all getting back to our routines. To celebrate and to build up your TBR pile…

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  • Christmas Bells and Wedding Vows Review: On Tour with Celebrate Lit Sep. 08, 2023 / 6 Comments

    Christmas Bells and Wedding Vows Review About the Book Book: Christmas Bells and Wedding Vows – A Marriage of Convenience Anthology Authors: Jody Hedlund, Lacy Williams,…

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    Distractions. Some of us struggle with them more t Distractions. Some of us struggle with them more than others. Breaks can be good, especially when well-planned like movement breaks and getting outside breaks. But they can turn into procrastination and excuses to make ourselves feel better about not doing what we’re supposed to be doing. Some of my distractions are ways to help recharge my creativity. Some help me unwind and reset. And as long as I don’t let them sideline me indefinitely, without boundaries, they can help me be my most creative and productive. When you need a break, what activities do you turn to? #authorconfessions #christianfiction #christianfictionwriters #christianfictionreaders #distractions

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