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Two Koehler Books Authors Featured on Reader Views Kids
Koehler Books authors Natacha Belair and Mark Sabbas were recently featured on Reader Views Kids website and both received 5-star reviews. October 28, 2024 review “A Stellar Purpose II” by Natacha Belair October 30, 2024 review “The Monarchs” by Mark Sabbas...
Early Bird Entry Ends Nov 30th for Nautilus Book Awards
Don't Miss Out! Calling all authors! Nautilus Book Awards are one of our more popular award programs and many KB authors have won over the years. The 2025 Nautilus Book Awards season began September 1st. Hurry! The early bird entry is only available until...
Koehler Books author John Nebeker in Forbes Magazine
Koehler Books author John Nebeker has been featured in two separate Forbes Magazine articles this year. November 7, 2024 article Top Estate Planning Mistakes Families Make — And How To Avoid Them January 24, 2024 article 2024 Must-Read Books For Achieving Your...
Koehler Books Author Maj. Gen. Peter Gravett’s BATTLING WHILE BLACK In ARMY Magazine
BLACK WWII BATTALIONS COMMEMORATED By Connor Williams Retired Maj. Gen. Peter Gravett begins his new book, Battling While Black: General Patton’s Heroic African American WWII Battalions, with a fact most of us would rather forget: World War II was supposed to have...
Koehler Books Editor Miranda Dillon wins two awards for The Unshatterables
Miranda's book, The Unshatterables has been honored in the 2024 American Book Fest Awards: Best Book Award Winner - LGBTQ+ Fiction Best Book Award Winner - Short Story Fiction Award Finalist - Best New Fiction The Unshatterables is a collection of short stories...
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