C.K. Carter to release fourth title this February

Be on the lookout for C.K. Carter’s next book, The Tremendous Tale of the Terrifying Toynado. This fourth title is a tale filled with rhymes, about a young boy who loves to play but hates to pick up his toys. He finds out just what happens to kids who are untidy. “Toynado” is set for release this February.

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Prince Jackson Goes to School Wins Silver IBPA Digital Book Award

12036592_1909271965964895_450496160008728054_nThe second book in The Castle Across the Street series, Prince Jackson Goes to School, was awarded a Silver Benjamin Franklin Digital Book Award by the Independent Book Publishers Association in August 2015.

You can click on the link below to check out the IBPA Winner Page for the book’s award.

*IBPA Winner Page*

Prince Jackson Goes to School is C.K. Carter’s third children’s picture book, and her fourth book award in total.  She is currently working on her fourth book, a stand alone like her second title, My Silly Dog Gus.

All titles available on Amazon.com in paperback, hardcover and kindle e-book. Also available on BarnesandNoble.com in paperback and hardcover.

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My Silly Dog Gus Brings Home the Gold

My Silly Dog Gus brought home a Gold 2015 FAPA President's Book Award.

On Saturday night, August 8, the Florida Authors & Publishers Association (FAPA) gave out its prestigious annual President’s Awards for the best books of 2014 and the first half of 2015 by authors and publishers in Florida and throughout the United States. The event, which took place at the Hilton Orlando/Lake Buena Vista Resort, recognized outstanding books by awarding gold and up to two silver medals in categories ranging from children’s books to adult fiction, from memoirs to self-help, from business books to e-books.

C.K. Carter’s second children’s book, My Silly Dog Gus, took home a 2015 Gold FAPA President’s Book Award. This is the second award for the book, having already earned a Silver IPBA Digital Book Award in December 2014.

C.K. with Florida Authors and Publishers Association (FAPA) President, Mark Wayne Adams.

C.K. with FAPA President, Mark Wayne Adams.

At the ceremony, FAPA President and award-winning author/illustrator Mark Wayne Adams (pictured), congratulated all of the finalists. He added that to be awarded a gold medal, books had to earn a perfect score from the judges, which included national state librarians and publishing professionals.

“The 2015 award winners elevate publishing both regionally and nationally. The awards continue to command the attention of industry professionals and readers!” said Mark Wayne Adams, FAPA President.