Welcome!

Thank you for visiting my Web site. I’m Beverly Stowe McClure, reader and writer. In these pages you can read about my books, what’s happening in my world and yours, find fun links and cool advice about writing. My site is constantly under construction, so come back often. Stay for a while and let’s talk about books and writing and pets and anything else that grabs your fancy. Leave comments or questions and I’ll get back to you. You can also email me at Beverlysmcclure (at) aol . com. (without the spaces, of course.) 

 

Enjoy your stay.

God bless.

 

More News!

 

Breeze is going on tour. You can go with her in the comfort of your own home.

 

 

We hope to see you along the way. To learn more please visit

Pump Up Your Book Promotion.

The tour schedule is now listed on my “Appearances” page. You can see where Breeze and I will be each day. We’d love to read your thoughts and comments. See you next week.

 

 

Signed Books

 

To celebrate the upcoming Christmas season, I’m selling books from my site. You can purchase any of my books for $12.00 plus $3.00 for shipping. Send me an email (see above) with your mailing address and how you want the book or books signed, and I’ll send you my address. Then the books will be on their way to you, or I’ll mail them to the address of your choice. Books make awesome Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers, so buy one for all the readers in your family and that you know. Get them even for the nonreaders. They might discover how much fun books can be. Supplies are limited, so don’t wait too long.

 

  

I’ve added a Video page, with Rebel’s video by Blazing Trailers. Isn’t it awesome? Enjoy. 

 

 

 My Books

   

 

 

 

 

Just Breeze

Just Breeze is now available from 4 RV Publishing at the publisher’s site. Pick up copies for all your friends. And for yourself, too. Breeze is also at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Breeze can be purchased from Powell’s Books too. Books make great Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers.

 

 

Breeze has her own blog.   

 

 

 

 

 

 A ghost that doesn’t want to be a ghost. 

  

A girl who wants to forget her ex-boyfriend with the lying lips.

 

A 100-year-old neighbor who talks in riddles.

 

And a handsome sax player who changes everything.

 

I listened to the Blog Talk Radio Show after it went off the air. Do I really sound like that? Here’s the link: Robin Falls Kids if you’re curious.  

 

Rebel is now a movie star. Yep, you can watch her video at Blazing Trailers.

She also would love for you to visit her blog and read her diary. I am not responsible for her opinions. She is a teenager after all and writes what she thinks. (I love you teens.) Rebel in Blue Jeans is available at Amazon and can be ordered from Barnes and Nobel. Or you can order the book from Twilight Times Books.

 

I’m now on Twitter and  Good Reads.

A blog is under construction for Caves, Cannons and Crinolines,

my forthcoming YA historical. The first review for Caves is posted under Books.  

A second review is in. I’m so glad readers are “getting” the story. If you just can’t wait for the paperback to come out, you can buy an ARC in PDF at Twilight Times. Scroll to the second book. That’s Caves. Enjoy.

I’ve also signed contracts for two new books. Frankie’s Perfect Home is a picture book, Guardian Angel Publishing. And Scattered to the Winds is my middle-grade historical about the Orphan Trains, Twilight Times Books. 

 Me? A Writer? 

If anyone had told me I’d be a writer someday, I’d have thought they were crazy. When I was a child I hated to read. School book reports were a nightmare. Even though my eighth-grade teacher sent my poem “Stars” to a high school anthology and it was published, I hated to write. Nevertheless, I attended Midwestern University and became a teacher. Imagien that! I read to my students; I read to my three sons and discovered Dr. Seuss. Who can resist his adorable stories?

 

Now, I read constantly. I also write fiction and nonfiction for children and teens and try to add humor to my stories even though they sometimes deal with serious subjects.

 

Who would have thought it?