Check out Lisa Schroeder’s article – how to support authors when your heart is bigger than your wallet

YA author Lisa Schroeder has a *wonderful* post on some ways that you can support authors when your heart is bigger than your wallet. Like she says, there are a TON of fantastic books that come out each year–and most of us can’t afford to buy them all. So check out her article for some ways to support authors–including ordering the book at your public library, blogging about the book if you like it, and more.

Worth reading–and re-reading!




2 Responses to “Check out Lisa Schroeder’s article – how to support authors when your heart is bigger than your wallet”

  1. The Ms. S Says:

    That was a great list of ideas. I think I could be a “recommender” for the many wonderful books I am discovering for my toddler.

    Happy New Year to you, Cheryl!

  2. Cheryl Rainfield Says:

    Thank you, Ms S; Happy New Year to you, too! (smiling at you)

    And I’m so glad you might be a “recommender” for some of the wonderful books you’re finding for your child!

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