ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - s4story -- Eden Plantz, Executive Editor of Anaiah Press, announces the release of Carabelle: I Am Girl, a middle grade novel by Renee Lichtenhan, June 11, 2019. The book is available in regular and electronic format through Amazon.

About the Book:

Twelve-year-old Carabelle can't wait to spend the summer with her best friend, Gracie,  swimming all day and watching movies all night. While Carabelle's single mom works, the pair of BFFs dive into their adventures. But when a tragic accident tears Carabelle from her home and everyone she loves, she no longer knows where she belongs.

Carabelle finds herself trapped in a foster home with the school bully, Drake Duff, and becomes a prisoner to her own bitterness and anger. The only thing that can set her free is the power of forgiveness. And the only way to find it is by exploring some hard, painful truths that will tie her to Drake forever.

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About Renee Lichtehnah: Renée Lichtenhan's debut novel, CARABELLE, grew out of years of working with children. Renée loves their open minds, hearts, and souls. She wanted to write engaging books that might encourage faith and virtue to take shape within that openness. She lives in Mississippi with her husband and her three children.

About Anaiah Press: Based out of Saint Petersburg, Florida, Anaiah Press is a Christian publishing house dedicated to presenting quality, faith-based fiction and nonfiction books to the public. Their goal is to provide authors with the close-knit, hands-on experience of working with a small press, while ensuring they don't have to sacrifice quality editing, cover art, and marketing.

To learn more about Anaiah Press, visit www.anaiahpress.com.

For interviews, quotes, or general information, contact: Melinda Dozier, Anaiah Press Marketing Director, melinda.dozier@anaiahpress.com.