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One Step Forward A Powerful YA Verse Novel About the Youngest Imprisoned Suffragist and the Fight for Women's Rights

Marcie Flinchum Atkins

A Kirkus’ Best Book and Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection! Raised in a politically divided family, Matilda wondered if she could be as courageous as her older sister who fought for suffrage. Joining the radical protest movement came with plenty of risk. Women were routinely scorned, hara...

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He wrote the book after a friend challenged him to turn his years of blog writing into a full manuscript; it became a cathartic project that compiled his experiences and lessons about mental health into a cohesive story.

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We talked about the book and why you wrote it. I said it started as a challenge from a friend who thought I could turn my blog posts into a book.

— Episode: Will Craig: Transforms Fear Into Freedom

Episode: Will Craig: Transforms Fear Into Freedom

He wrote the book after a friend challenged him to turn his years of blog writing into a full manuscript; it became a cathartic project that compiled his experiences and lessons about mental health into a cohesive story.

"

We talked about the book and why you wrote it. I said it started as a challenge from a friend who thought I could turn my blog posts into a book.

I didn't think I had the discipline to sit down and write a full book, but the friend said I could view it differently and that years of blogging could become a book.

It was cathartic because it let me take four or five years of writing, reflect on who I am, and put everything into one cohesive story to share what I've learned.

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