#SOOPOnSaturdays: New Book Ideas and Shout Out!

Hello readers and authors! So much is going on at SOOP! I’m happy to bring to you a whole new crop of Book Ideas, as well as some great news about some of our most recent Book Ideas that are making great strides through the milestones.  Vote for your favorite here. 

In the order they appeared as of May 21, 2016, the newest Book Ideas are… 

•  “It’s Not Goodbye, It’s See You Later.” by Richard Lawrence Belford (Arts & Photography)

• Stolen – Book 1 of the Bloodthorn Series by Adam Collins (Arts & Photography)

• Ruby Awoken by Rachel Triebull (Science Fiction & Fantasy)

• The One Taken from the Sea of Stars by Shermeeka Mason (Politics & Social Sciences)

• A Girl Learns of Magic by Molly Adams (Literature & Fiction)

• A Compilation of Short Stories by s.india (Literature & Fiction)

• A Year in Shorts by Mr. E. (Biographies & Memiois)

• The Twins: A Psychological Thriller, book 1 by R.G. Miller (Arts & Photography)

• Honey Bear Johnston Adventure – Underwater by Nate Weger (Children’s Books)

• A Scientific Approach to Love: Using Relationship Science as a Lens through Which to Examine this Complex Emotion by Marisa Cohen (& Relationships)

• Chubby Pone: Troubleshooter (A few casualties so what) by wilson jackson (Arts & Photography)

• Fish Row by William clark (Arts & Photography)

• From darkness to the light by Golden Rod (Literature & Fiction)

Just visit their book idea page, read their synopsis and vote. Remember, a valid vote is one that expresses genuine interest in potential purchase of the book at a future date (it’s not a commitment). Looking for a book idea to vote for? See all the latest book ideas here. 

It’s Time For Shout Outs!

I have a few shout outs for this month. 

First, Congratulations to In Shadows by Celeste Gómez for achieving 50 votes! In Shadows was announced on the last New Book Ideas List. What a great way to start the month. 

Also, Shout Out to Eighteen by Daniel Mignault and Willow Rose Learns Honesty by Marvia Korol and Meredith Mast. Both of those book ideas made leaps and bounds with their vote counts and have already reached the Top 20! Make sure to check all of these Book Ideas out!

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