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Q&A WITH AUTHOR GENIA I. NUNEZ

   The Latina Book Club welcomes Dominican writer and illustrator Genia I. Nunez.   For her, it all began with a poster over a decade ago.   Today, she enjoys writing poetry, photography, crafts and keeping her inner child alive! I believe that education is very important for our children. Being bilingual is more relevant than ever before. – Genia I. Nunez Q:   We know you are a Civil Engineer and a college professor. Where did the desire to write children's books come from? A: I've always enjoyed helping children learn. I also taught catechism classes and tutored elementary aged children during my free time. I've always had a creative inclination, and writing and drawing were always ways to express myself. The interest of writing children’s books came because I wanted to help my own children and their friends in school. I always have enjoyed children’s books and their illustrations. I think it’s important to keep your inner child alive! ...

Q&A WITH AUTHOR…..CHRISTINA CORLETT

   Christina Corlett is a Spanish Teacher in Cranford, New Jersey, and the author of two books; plus, she has another two in the works. Three of the books are part of a four-part series about childhood friends; the other is a young adult novel (her first!). And, what is interesting is that Christina self-published her first two books and is planning same for the next two. Some might say that is a waste of time, effort and money, but Christina enjoys self-publishing because it puts her in control.  Follow her on: Blog: christinacorlett.wordpress.com Twitter: twitter.com/limabean526 What is your book about? To date, I have published two books (SECOND CHANCES and WHEN WE MEET AGAIN) via CreateSpace.com and have two almost-completed books in the works (THE ART OF LOVE and HIDDEN). The first three titles are part of a planned four-part series about four childhood friends which follows their roads in life and love; the fourth title is my first foray into the young adul...