Cover Reveal for Extraordinary Sam

Bookfish Books is excited to release their first middle grade title. I'm happy to share the amazing cover and some information about EXTRAORDINARY SAM and its author, Kevin Springer.

About the book:

“This box may seem empty,

But there’s more than meets the eye…”


Sam Miller seems like an ordinary 12-year-old boy, until he discovers a mysterious box. Suddenly, he lands in a magical world in which he must battle deadly pirates, savage warriors, giant man-eating spiders, and a fire-wielding tyrant. To survive, Sam must overcome his fears, solve riddles, and most of all, be extraordinary.


About the Author:

Kevin Springer grew up on a farm in Maryland where his imagination could run free. He was able to reconnect to that creativity through telling bedtime stories to his two boys. One of those stuck and evolved into Extraordinary Sam. What started out as a simple story of a boy who had a magical hatbox turned into an exciting story of adventure and self-discovery.
Kevin is a self-proclaimed dreamer and a kid at heart. When he’s not writing or reading, he is watching movies or helping with homework. He lives outside of Atlanta with his wife, kids and dogs.

Find Kevin online and don't miss the release of EXTRAORDINARY SAM
Twitter: @kevinaspringer
Website: https://kevinaspringer.wordpress.com/ 

Comments

  1. AnonymousFebruary 11, 2015 at 5:21 AM

    Thank you for sharing my exciting news!

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    1. Kai Strand, AuthorFebruary 11, 2015 at 7:18 AM

      My pleasure, Kevin. Come on back to celebrate the release!

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