Bookworthy Podcast Interviews Author Phyllis Wheeler
Valerie Fentress of the Bookworthy podcast interviewed me recently. We had a lively discussion about my books and my mission.
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Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem by A.C. Williams, a review
Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem is a fun fantasy tale for middle grade from A.C. Williams, who’s been
I’m featured on Ice Cream With Authors podcast!
I’m featured on the Ice Cream With Authors podcast today, talking about my Christian time-travel series for kids 8-11, Guardians of Time
Guardians of Time! Author news, April edition
The second book of my Guardians of Time series is off to the illustrator and coming soon! I am so
The Star That Always Stays by Anna Rose Johnson, a review
The Star That Always Stays by Anna Rose Johnson tells the tale of a young girl, Norvia, who grapples with changes. She moves from island life to town life in 1914 Michigan. Not the least of her issues is her mother’s request that she conceal the fact that she is half Native American.
The Dog Snatcher, My New Book!
The Dog Snatcher is coming Nov. 1! My new book, a series opener for kids 8-11, is up for pre-order.
The Long Shadow, my book, featured
StoryJumpers Podcast, out of Christian radio in Delaware at 877TheBridge.com, features my book this week! Take a look. I am
First Contact by T.D. Patrick: A Good Homeschool Read-Aloud
This chapter book for early readers makes a very good homeschool read-aloud. In First Contact, Book 1 of Terra Prime
Book reviews, Phyllis Wheeler's Books
Five Books for Boys This Christmas
These days, a great recent book for a boy can be hard to find, what with all the new offerings
Spark by Jill Shope Hackman, a review
Spark by J.M. Hackman tells the Christian fantasy tale of Brenna, a Pennsylvania schoolgirl just turning 16. Brenna discovers to
The Warden and the Wolf King by Andrew Peterson, a review
Andrew Peterson’s middle-grade Wingfeather series that started out as an amusing tale full of rollicking names moves to epic scope
The Monster in the Hollows by Andrew Peterson, a review
We learned in the second book that the fangs, which look like beast-humans, are actually recycled humans. In fact, the bad guys nearly succeeding in turning young Kalmar Wingfeather, the 11-year-old next king of Anniera, into a wolfish fang.