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Inside the Book: Title: The Avocadonine and Spring Stone Author:  Patrick Barnes Publisher:  Independent Self Publishing Publication Date:  January 26, 2015 Pages:  334 Genre:  Young Adult Fiction Book Description: Praised by many as one of the best YA fiction books you’ll ever read. Rey Naresh, a likeable kid worth rooting for, is going into the ninth grade at Pemota High.  He’s not sure what to expect being fresh off a visit with a gypsy who may or may not have been psychic, but he’s hoping in ninth grade he’ll get to meet his crush, the pretty green eyed, Christy Lane.  He’s wanted her to notice him since sixth grade and keeps a letter to her in his backpack.  The school bully, Huxley Core, and his friends, who call themselves Nadine’s Puppies, threaten to publish something about Rey in their libelous newsletter.  As Rey looks up at the stars one night he realizes he will have to confront Huxley and ...

We’re thrilled to be talking to Chauncey Miller AKA El Sufi from Thomas Barr Jr’s, Risen: The accession and devolution of Yahweh Ben Yahweh: Miami’s Urban Chronicles Volume I . It is a pleasure to have him with us today at Pimp That Character!  Thank you for your interview, Chauncey. Can you tell us your story?  Well thank you for this opportunity to reach out to the public. My story is the search for faith and in that search I encounter temptations. In any career or endeavor power can be enticing. In my walk bad decisions ultimately cause me my freedom.  Can you tell us about one of your most distinguishable features?  I am particular about the way I dress. I wear all white from my turban down to my flowing silk robes.   What would I love the most about you?  The thing you would love about me is my communication skills. I’m a great communicator with vast knowledge on various subjects.  What would I hate the most about you?...

We’re thrilled to be talking to Britt Sullivan from Jennifer Allis Provost’s, Changing Teams .  It is a pleasure to have her with us today at Pimp That Character! Thank you for your interview, Britt.   How old are you and what do you do for a living? Thanks for having me! I’m twenty two, and while I make most of my money modeling I’m really an artist. My dream is to draw comics. Can you tell us about one of your most distinguishable features? My most distinguishable feature is my hair. It’s wavy, and the color is medium brown. It’s pretty long, too—if I’m not careful I end up sitting on it! What is your greatest fear? That I’ll never make it as an artist, and have to move in with my mom and stepfather. I really don’t like that guy. What is your idea of a perfect day? My version of the perfect day is having a nice late brunch, and then heading over to Central Park to spend the afternoon sketching. I’m opening up your cabinet. ...