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Comments from Authors/Publishers



263 Comments from Authors/Publishers



'The Wishing Shelf Book Awards was a great opportunity to get important feedback from readers I want to reach. My children’s book, If Roses Were Blue, may not have claimed one of the top honors, but I am absolutely thrilled with your red ribbon award! As you know, I tackled a challenging subject that needs to be talked about and I am happy it has received such high marks and positive comments from children, teachers, and parents. And, thank you Edward Trayer (aka Billy Bob Buttons) for creating such a unique venue for writers. Your dedication, hard work, and good humor kept us current throughout the review process and the resulting feedback was more detailed than I expected. I highly recommend the Wishing Shelf Book Awards to other writers. It was a great experience!'

Debbie Jenae, author of If Roses Were Blue


'The readers' comments are the true validation I was seeking for Tails.
Thanks for managing this awesome service and I'm so glad to be part of the Wishing Shelf Awards.'

W J Scott, author of Tails


'Receiving feedback from young readers about my book Time Shifters was both invaluable and wonderful. Honest responses from my target readership of 9-12 year-olds was worth ever penny of the fee to enter the awards. Being the Gold Winner in my book’s category was the icing on the cake.'

Kate Frost, author of Time Shifters


'I always recommend to my author friends that they enter their books into the Wishing Shelf Book awards, as it is extremely helpful to get feedback from real readers (in my case, children) so I know I am giving them what they want. And the ‘catchy quotes’ are really useful as a promotional tool.'

Tessa Buckley, author of Eye Spy 2


'The Wishing Shelf Awards are so valuable to writers who are independent and many times, that means alone. Having this feedback is priceless as it connects us to the rest of the world, outside our own. Thank you Edward.'

Flora-Beth Edwards, author of The Hieroglyphic Fae: The Sacred Language of Fairies




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It Rains in February
A wife's memoir of love,
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BOBBIN AND THE MAGIC THIEF
A broken rule. A stolen
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THE GRAVITY OF LIES
WHAT IF YOUR WHOLE LIFE
WAS BASED ON LIES?
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REVOLUTION: A NOVEL
Comical misadventures in
modern Los Angeles
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The Shadow and the Scream
Stranger Things meets
Alice in Wonderland.
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SEA CHANGE
Gay romance and adventure
on a yacht at sea
Nick Bamford


GOING UNDER THE RADAR
Honest, insightful, battling
autism/mental health - TWSA
Amazon


THEY'RE ALL BARKING
Discover how your lifestyle
and emotions affect your dog
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Bentley Makes a Dump Cake
A delightful, messy adventure
with joy, teamwork, & color
Miki Taylor


Terracolina-A Place to Belong
A fantasy to delight middle-
graders and nature lovers.
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Irish Famine Novel
My novel Hungry Trails
celebrates family resilience
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No Free Speech for Hate
Provocative, chilling, topical
and razor-sharp dystopia
by Stephen Ford





Irish Famine Novel
My novel Hungry Trails
celebrates family resilience
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The Great Migration
Survive valley. Stop outbreak.
Or watch the kingdom burn.
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MORAL FIBRE
A Lancaster skipper, his crew
and the woman he loves.
by Helena P. Schrader PhD


My Solo Wedding in Santorini
A true story. Honest,
thought-provoking & funny .
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