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Read A Book by emma ugarelli
A five stars Book
Unintended Target is the first book of the series written by D.L Wood. This suspense novel follows a travel photojournalist, Chloe; she decides that the best way to cope with the death of her twin brother, a computer genius, is to take an assignment on a Caribbean island. Still, she does not know that her brother's mistakes will follow her to the Caribbean. Somebody was trying to kill her. Fortunately, she meets Jack, a New York professor who also has come to the island to escape. A series of incidents happened until a murder occurred, and they were framed. With her new friend's help, she needs to escape the island as her only choice and find out what is going on. This is an excellent plot with suspense and adventure. One very surprising point is that it is a Christian book. I was a little skeptical about how you will balance the mystery and the Christian belief and not lose the readers' interest, but this book keeps your interest until the end. I am reading book two. #rading #books #bookstagram #books
Read A Book by emma ugarelli
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"When murder comes home" is the first book of the murder mysteries series of Aileen and Callan. Aileen Mackinnon wanted a change, so she ditched her job to return home to Loch Fuar in the Scottish highland to do something she never did, as an amateur innkeeper at her grandmother's Inn. After the shock that caused her to see her beloved Inn in ruins and face some renovations, she booked ten interesting guests who supposedly did not know each other; little did she know that among them, there was a murderer. An intrigued detective Callan is the one to investigate the murder of one of the guests, and the suspect has to be one of them. The town is in shock. There have not been murders for years, and then another murder occurred. Which one is the murderer, and why? Detective Callan investigates the murders; although he initially refuses Aileen's help, he finally accepts that he could need her help and expertise. After a slow start, the pace increases, making the story enjoyable with different and intricate characters. I look forward to reading the second book and learning more about Aileen and Detective Callan. #bookstagram #book #books #reading
Writer's quote by emma ugarelli
Franz Kafka, was a short story writer based in Prague. Regarded as one of the major figures of 20th century literature.
This quote inspires me to write from my heart and share my true self with the world. It tells me that writing is not about copying or imitating others but about finding my own voice and following my soul. It urges me to express what I am passionate about. #writer #reading #writerofinstagram #books #bookstagram
Lou and his Mane by emma ugarelli
I am delighted to share these wonderful reviews of my children's book with you all.
Thank you for taking the time to write the reviews. I value your feedback and use it to enhance my work. I am happy that you and your children had a pleasant reading experience with my book. I appreciate your support. Reviewed in the United States ?? on July 11, 2023 Lou and his Mane is a cute story for young children. Lou wakes up to find his mane is gone! He is brave and asks others to help him. Sometimes asking for help can be hard for kids, so this is great that it shows even though Lou is embarrassed, he is willing to still ask for help. His friends also really show good friendship by helping him search. Once Lou finds his mane, he also shows grace to another. The illustrations are also so great! Pre-school aged kids will love this book. 5.0 out of 5 stars A must-read story about the importance and power of friendship! Reviewed in the United States ?? on July 3, 2023 “Lou and his Mane” is the sweet and delightful story about the power of friendship. Lou runs into a predicament and is thrown into a bit of a panic until his incredibly loyal friends calm his fears. It is quite moving to see a lion, the king of the jungle, relying on the unwavering support of a giraffe, snake, monkey and crocodile to see him through his trouble. “Lou and his Mane” reminds readers young and old of the importance of trusted friends. Highly recommended! #childrenbooks #kidsbooks #kids #child #children #homeschool #preschool
Design by emma ugarelli
Kids in books are awesome! They can teach c and make feel good about ourselves, especially if we see kids who look like us or have similar experiences. But not all books are nice to kids. Some books show kids in a bad way like they are mean or different just because of how they look or where they come from. That can hurt the kids who read those books or the kids who are in those books. So, when we write or pick books for kids, we must be smart and careful. We need to make sure the books are about the story and the actions, not the looks of the kids unless they show all kinds of kids in a good way.
We can help kids be happy and strong, but we can also mess them up if we're not careful. #childrensliterature #childrensbookillustration #booksforchildren #kidsbooks #childrensbooks #booksforkids #reading #book #kids #education
Design by emma ugarelli
You know kid's books have a lot of animals in them. Animals are awesome because they help kids relate to the story without making it too real. Kids can learn stuff from the story without feeling like they are being judged or lectured. They can just watch what the animals do and see how they feel. Animals also make the story more fun and interesting for everyone. It doesn't matter who you are or where you come from, you can enjoy a story about a lion, a llama, a penguin, a monkey or even a talking toaster. Animals don't care about your skin color, your gender, your religion or your culture. They just care about being themselves and having adventures. That's why using animals as characters is a wonderful way to write stories for kids. #childrensbook #child #homeschooling #children #kindergarten #preschool #teacher #education #kidsbooks #kidbooks #children #writer #writerofinstagram #literature
I always try to find quotes about writing and its power. This one is from Aldous Huxley, an English writer and philosopher. He wrote nearly fifty books in different genres. One of his more notable works is Brave New World. #literature #writers #writersofinstagram #reading #authors
Why Yuri? by emma ugarelli
There was some speculation about this character and why the name Yuri when it s known as of Russian name and a Japanese name. But now you know that it is also a Quechua-Aymara name.
Aqui explico de donde vino el nombre de Yuri. Yuri es también un nombre Ruso y Japones, pero en este caso fue porque es un nombre oriundo de la zona.
Read A Book by emma ugarelli
I came to read the book, Murder at the Willows, written by Jane Adams, by accident. Murder at the Willows was my first book from this author that followed an amateur sleuth Rina Martin a retired actress interested in crime solving.
In this book, a famous elderly artist died everybody thought that her dead was from a natural cause, even her doctor, because her health was not excellent at her ninety-something, but something was not quite right with the scene, her body was leant against an old tree in the garden, her legs outstretched, her cane was not near her, and her hand was tenderly clutching a small blue flower that does not belong to her garden. A very observant young officer realized those details. Then a few days later, when investigating the stolen paintings and material from the artist's house, the police compared information. They soon realized that there were other deaths connected to the famous artist, and also, in those cases, the police found a blue flower on their hands. How these cases are related and why is an Intriguing story with rich characters, although not quite a mystery. In this case, Rina did not take the lead in the investigation. It wasn't easy for me to keep track of all the characters involved in the story, so it is better to read from the beginning of the series due to the many active characters. In this way, you will get acquainted with them. (three and a half stars) #reading ##book #bookstagram #books |
AuthorEmma Ugarelli is my name. I grew up in Lima, Peru and immigrated to Canada two decades ago. I have a Psychology degree from Peru, and I worked as a psychologist for fifteen years. In Canada, I pursued Early Childhood Education and I have been a daycare provider for the last twenty years. I became a writer in 2021 when I published my first children's book "Lou and his Mane". I reside in Kitsilano, Vancouver, with my family and cat Ricky. Archives
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