Tag: A is For Anthony

Book Announcements

New way to purchase!

Teresa Traver/Anne Rollins

Greetings, kidlit fans! I’m experimenting with IngramSpark’s “Share and Sell” program. Buying through these links may or may not save you money, but it means cutting out “middlemen” like Amazon.

This direct sell method only works for the editions that are published with IngramSpark. That includes the paperback of Sprinkles to the Rescue and the hardcover of Spooky and the Gargoyle. Both of these picture books remain available in digital form on Kindle Unlimited.

Cover of a small booklet labeled "A is for Anthony: An alphabet of Saints and Animals." Dover depicts a cartoon version of a Franciscan friar sitting on a dock, talking to fish in a lake.

If you want to buy A is for Anthony directly from me, you’ll find it on ebay.

Curious about what I’m working on? Most of my writing attention is focused on romance novels at the moment, but I do have some kidlit ideas percolating. Hopefully I’ll be able to share more soon!

Book Announcements

A IS FOR ANTHONY: Now on ebay

Teresa Traver/Anne Rollins

This adorable little picture book has been difficult to find in the wild, unless you want to buy it in bulk. That’s great if you want to distibute it to religious ed classes, but not so great if all you want is a single copy to share with a child.

I’m happy to report that it’s now available on ebay! And if you’ve read it and enjoyed it, please consider leaving a review on Goodreads!

Book Announcements, Picture Book Journey

Unboxing: A IS FOR ANTHONY

Teresa Traver/Anne Rollins

I’ve been watching the mail anxiously, knowing that a box from my publisher should arrive soon. And yesterday, there it was! Inside were my author copies of A is For Anthony.

A is for Anthony, written by Teresa Traver and illustrated by Miguel Lopez.

The book is illlustrated by Miguel Lopez, who drew adorable, child-friendly versions of the saints.

Entry for St. Nicholas.

Right now, the only vendor I know of selling the booklet sells it in packs of twelve, suitable for distribution in Religious Education programs. I’ll update later as other vendors pick up the book.

As you can imagine, we were all very excited about this arrival at the Traver house. (My daughter was happy that I had written a book I could actually read to her, unlike my romances.) This is my first traditionally published picture book, and I’m grateful for the many critique partners who helped me get here.