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And now, today’s post.
Hi, everyone!
I hope you’re well, wherever you are in the worlds.
Today, I’m kicking things off with a post from the ACB Voices blog.
Friend and fellow ACB community member Anthony Corona has a Recipe sure to cure today’s news blues.
Check Anthony’s recipe out at the URL below, and make sure to follow the blog so you don’t miss other great post from ACB Voices.
Here’s Anthany.
This recipe post was brought to Patty’s Worlds by, sponsoring member author and poet, Jo Elizabeth Pinto.
New Young Adult Novel!
Braided Love
Book Cover Description
The front cover features a two-story farmhouse with a peaked roof and a covered front porch. The house is white with dark trim around the windows and a light blue door. There are two visible windows on the second floor and three on the first, with curtains partially drawn. The porch has two white columns and a bench swing. In front of the house is a wooden fence with three horizontal rails. The background shows a clear blue sky, a calm body of water to the left, and autumn-colored trees to the right. The title "Braided Love" is written in a cursive, golden font at the top, and the author’s name is at the bottom in a simple, white font. Taking up most of the back of the book, besides the following text, is a red Corvette.
Back Cover Text
“Summer on the ranch seems safe and predictable for Brenda. All she has on her mind are trips into town with Nick Haynes and the horsehair rope she’s braiding so she can start training her Morgan colt, Tenacity. Then Cathy arrives from the city with a troubled past and an uncertain future. As Cathy adjusts to life in the country, both girls begin to figure out what family bonds really mean to them in a world that isn’t as simple as it appears.”
About the Author
Jo Elizabeth Pinto was among the first blind students to integrate the public schools in the 1970’s when federal laws allowed disabled students to be educated with their peers. She has earned two college degrees, one in human services and one in nonprofit organization management. She freelances these days as an editor and a braille proofreader.
As an author, Pinto entertains her readers while giving them food for thought. In her fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, she draws on personal experience to illustrate that hope is always an action away.
Pinto lives in Colorado with her husband and their teenage daughter. Their family also includes Pinto’s guide dog Spreckles, a poodle/Maltese mix called Leo, and an aging family cat who answers to the name Sam-I-Am when he feels like it.
Her website is:
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About Patty L. Fletcher
Updated November 2024
Patty L. Fletcher is a woman of passion and exploration.She studies the art of manifestation and is a seeker of knowledge and the wisdom to know what to do with it when it’s learned.
To learn more visit: https://pattysworlds.com/