Promo: One Fine Voice by Rebecca Langston-George
Today, I'm delighted to welcome author Rebecca Langston-George to Ruins & Reading. We're sharing a short, intriguing excerpt from her thought-provoking, evocative Middle Grade story, One Fine Voice , about xenophobia and racism. Read on! One Fine Voice is currently on blog tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club. Find other fascinating extracts HERE ! One Fine Voice Rebecca Langston-George Excerpt: From Chapter 14 There’s nothing in this world more useless than unsaid words. You can try to bolster your pride afterward by thinking of what you should have said. I was good at that. You can save and store those unused words for the future, stacking them like firewood for winter. I’ve tried that, but when the time comes to use those words, my tongue won’t spark the tinder to light the fire. Mostly, you just blame yourself for being a big ole dry-mouthed coward. At that one, I excelled. ~~~ Blurb: All her life, Esther Hopkins has been...
