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Cover Reveal: BROKEN BRANCH FALLS

Hello Poetteers,

I've known Tara for a little while now. I found her through her blog looking at her poetry page. I followed every post she had. One day I see her talk about her books being published soon. Today I get the honor with some other bloggers to share the cover of her book BROKEN BRANCH FALLS. Enjoy the Tara takeover!!

Welcome to the Forest!

It's time for the highly anticipated, most spectacular cover reveal of the day!

BROKEN BRANCH FALLS (MG Fantasy)

by Tara Tyler

Release Date: June 24, 2014

Publisher: Curiosity Quills

Gabe is an average fifteen-year-old goblin. He’s in the marching band, breezes through calculus, and gets picked on daily by the other kids at school, especially the ogres. Gabe’s closest friends are goblins like him, but Gabe is tired of being a goblin – he’d like to try other things. And he has his eye on the new ogress at school. It’s against all beastly rules, but there’s just something about her.

When a prank goes wrong, Gabe is forced to join the football team as punishment – but finds a way to make it work. Soon the whole school is getting in on the fad of mingling with other species. Too bad the adults have to step in and ruin things by threatening to destroy the school and split up Broken Branch Falls. And Gabe is their scapegoat. With help from friends, old and new, Gabe sets out on a quest for the Book of Ages, which holds the laws of all beastkind and hopefully the key to saving Broken Branch Falls. After all that trouble, it better work.

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Also by Tara Tyler, techno-thriller detective series, The Cooper Chronicles, Book One: POP TRAVEL




Tara Tyler started out as a math teacher. After having a hand in everything from waitressing to rocket engineering and living up and down the Eastern US, she now writes and teaches in Ohio with her three active boys and Coach Husband. Currently, she has two series, The Cooper Chronicles (techno-thriller detective capers) and Beastworld (MG fantasy) She's an adventure writer who believes every good story should have a moral, plus a few laughs!

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Love and thank you, Fida

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Christine Rains said…
Yay for Tara! Her new cover is awesome. :)
May 5, 2014 at 10:45 AM
Tara Tyler said…
Fida, you are such a sweetheart!
Thank you for your kind words and the post today.
I love your poetry, too! I shouldve written a haiku for you!

and thanks, christine, for hopping around and supporting!
May 5, 2014 at 5:04 PM
Angie_STL said…
I'm going to have to check out the whole series and Tara's other series! This looks like a great kids' book!!
May 5, 2014 at 11:46 PM
Melissa @thereaderandthechef said…
Broken Branch Falls sounds really cool! I hope I get to read it someday *crossing fingers* ;)
May 6, 2014 at 2:04 AM
Michelle Wallace said…
Which middle-grader will be able to resist those cute, green faces? Awesome cover!
Congrats Tara!
Nice to meet you Fida! *waving*
Writer In Transit
May 7, 2014 at 4:06 AM
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