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Mrs. Franchy's Evil Ring Triumphs at Fall 2024 BookFest Awards with Major Wins in Two Categories!
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Celebrated for its rich multicultural themes and impactful storytelling, the novel secures top honors.
RADCLIFF, Ky. & EL PASO, Texas - s4story -- Author Johanny Ortega celebrates a double victory at the prestigious Fall 2024 BookFest Awards. Her poignant middle-grade novel, Mrs. Franchy's Evil Ring and the Six Months that Changed Everything, has been awarded First Place in the Juvenile Multicultural Fiction category and Second Place in Juvenile Social Themes Fiction.
A Story of Courage, Empathy, and Discovery
Mrs. Franchy's Evil Ring and the Six Months that Changed Everything tells the deeply touching story of Isla Delgado, a nine-year-old girl navigating her fears and anxieties in a new family setting. Blending humor, warmth, and cultural richness, this novel is a heartfelt exploration of trust, resilience, and the transformative power of empathy. With its relatable characters and emotionally resonant narrative, it has already captured the hearts of young readers and critics alike.
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Kirkus Reviews praised the book as "A compassionate, witty affirmation that it's okay to speak up," recognizing its unique blend of humor and depth in addressing serious themes.
Recognition at the BookFest Awards
Winning First Place in Juvenile Multicultural Fiction is a testament to the book's authentic portrayal of diverse experiences, while the Second Place award in Juvenile Social Themes Fiction highlights its impactful exploration of important societal issues faced by children today. These accolades reaffirm the novel's place as a must-read for young audiences and educators alike.
About the Author
Johanny Ortega, also known by her pen name J.E. Ortega, is an acclaimed independent author and publisher dedicated to crafting inclusive and diverse narratives. Her works span multiple genres, reflecting her passion for storytelling and advocacy for marginalized voices. Through her writing, she brings complex characters and rich cultural backdrops to life, inviting readers into worlds that challenge and inspire.
For more information about Johanny Ortega and her works, visit https://haveacupofjohanny.com/.
A Story of Courage, Empathy, and Discovery
Mrs. Franchy's Evil Ring and the Six Months that Changed Everything tells the deeply touching story of Isla Delgado, a nine-year-old girl navigating her fears and anxieties in a new family setting. Blending humor, warmth, and cultural richness, this novel is a heartfelt exploration of trust, resilience, and the transformative power of empathy. With its relatable characters and emotionally resonant narrative, it has already captured the hearts of young readers and critics alike.
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Kirkus Reviews praised the book as "A compassionate, witty affirmation that it's okay to speak up," recognizing its unique blend of humor and depth in addressing serious themes.
Recognition at the BookFest Awards
Winning First Place in Juvenile Multicultural Fiction is a testament to the book's authentic portrayal of diverse experiences, while the Second Place award in Juvenile Social Themes Fiction highlights its impactful exploration of important societal issues faced by children today. These accolades reaffirm the novel's place as a must-read for young audiences and educators alike.
About the Author
Johanny Ortega, also known by her pen name J.E. Ortega, is an acclaimed independent author and publisher dedicated to crafting inclusive and diverse narratives. Her works span multiple genres, reflecting her passion for storytelling and advocacy for marginalized voices. Through her writing, she brings complex characters and rich cultural backdrops to life, inviting readers into worlds that challenge and inspire.
For more information about Johanny Ortega and her works, visit https://haveacupofjohanny.com/.
Source: Have a Cup of Johanny LLC
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