
Over the last 10 years, weāve been fortunate enough to have some of the most remarkable clients. We love when our BookSparks clients are published by one of our two incredible imprints,Ā SparkPress and She Writes Press. Both imprints are committed to moving the needle for women in publishing by giving them more options and ways to share their story.
In honor of #BookSparksTurns10, this month, weāre highlighting 10 of the most incredible showers of praise that our SparkPress and She Writes PressĀ clients have earnedāand giving our readers the opportunity to shower their friends with praise in the form of printable compliment cards!


The Balance Project by Susie Orman Schnall
ā . . . a fun, thought-provoking novel that features accomplished women struggling to juggle the many demands of their life.ā
āEmily Giffin, #1 New York Times best-selling author ofĀ The One & OnlyĀ andĀ Something Borrowed

Iām the One Who Got AwayĀ byĀ Andrea Jarrell
āā¦one of the most buzzed-about books of fall. If youāve enjoyed memoirs about troubled childhoods (thinkĀ Glass Castle), youāll love this brave and vulnerable memoir ā the authorās first ā that touches on themes of family, love and survival.ā
āToday Show

Swearing Off Stars by Danielle Wong
āA fiery page-turner that will leave you begging for more! 5 Stars!ā
āCynthia Brian,Ā New York TimesĀ best-selling author

Saturdayās Child by Deborah Burns
āA fascinating mother-daughter bond loaded with the realities of perfection, perception, identity, and the choices we make. An intergenerational story for the ages.ā
āRochelle Weinstein,Ā USA TodayĀ best-selling author ofĀ Somebodyās Daughter

The Outskirts of Hope by Jo Ivester
āThe Outskirts of HopeĀ is a yesteryear tale (1967) that could not be more pertinent and helpful to the racially complex and perturbed time we are living in now.ā
āNorman Lear, television writer and producer of All in the Family, One Day at a Time, and Sanford and Son

The Red Sun by Alane Adams
āThe Red SunĀ is a roller coaster ride of adventure, Norse mythology, magic and mayhem. Between Sam facing awesome villains in the magical realm of Orkney to teachers turning into lizards, I had the best time doing the voiceover for the audiobook. Donāt miss out on this terrific story!ā
āKaran Brar, actor on DisneyāsĀ JessieĀ andĀ Bunkād

Uncovered by Leah Lax
āInĀ Uncovered, Leah Lax tells a personal story that millions of women can recognize. All over the world are women whose bodies are covered, not by their own decision, but by one of the many patriarchal religions that by definition rule their wombs. Leah Lax lived that life, yet has the spirit, courage and honesty to tell her story. Itās been said that, if one woman told the truth, the world would split open. If others follow her, it just might.ā
āGloria Steinem

The Frontman by Ron Bahar
āIn this funny, fresh, heartwarming debut novel, Bahar takes us back to a formative time and place, the late ā70s, early ā80s, when the sound of possibility was coming through the speakers of every dashboard, and introduces us to Ron, our hapless, earnest, lovelorn hero, struggling to come of age against the pressures to honor his Jewish heritageāin the Midwest.ā
āNicola Kraus, best-selling coauthor ofĀ The Nanny Diaries

The Alchemy of Noise by Lorraine Devon Wilke
āA powerful novel that wraps the love story of a mixed-race couple in a āripped from the headlinesā narrative,Ā The Alchemy of NoiseĀ is alternately touching, painful, sweet, and enraging. With its exploration of race and privilege and stunning, unexpected plot twists, it demands your attention from beginning to end.ā
āSusie Singer Carter, award-winning filmmaker and screenwriter ofĀ My Mom & the GirlĀ andĀ Soul Surfer

Once You Go In by Carly Gelsinger
āCarly Gelsingerās coming-of-age memoir is reminiscent of Judy Bloomās Are You There God, Itās Me Margaret?,Ā only this time our heroine prays for transformation by the Holy Spirit! At times, her Pentecostal experience is so bizarre, you will be convinced youāre reading fictionābut her adolescent journey is all too real. Carly exposes the truth about religious life, in that some things donāt instantly change with the laying on of hands. Transformation takes time, patience, and sometimes, a little bit of rebellious faith.ā
āJennifer Knapp, Grammy-nominated musician, author ofĀ Facing the Music.

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