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Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Press Release for A Heart Made of Tissue Paper

PRESS RELEASE

Contact:

Richelle E. Goodrich
r_e_goodrich@yahoo.com
RichelleGoodrich.com

New Book Announcement: A Heart Made of Tissue Paper by Richelle E. Goodrich

(Book Release 08/14/2023) – Richelle E. Goodrich, a renowned author in poetic and inspirational writing, is thrilled to announce the recent release of her new book, A Heart Made of Tissue Paper, a heartfelt addition to the world of poetry. This anticipated book of contemporary poetry promises to charm readers with verses that are widely relatable and moving to the human heart.


About the Book:

A Heart Made of Tissue Paper is a collection of contemporary poetry that deals with compelling emotional experiences endured by every human heart. In each chapter, the author concentrates on one affective attribute—such as love, loathing, or laboring—and gives the reader a dozen original poems on various aspects of that attribute. It is poetry to feel and appreciate.


About the Author:

Richelle E. Goodrich has been writing poetry, short stories, and young adult novels since her debut in April 2012. In her twenties, she graduated from Eastern Washington University with bachelor’s degrees in liberal studies and Natural Science / Mathematics Education, but she has always had a strong love of the arts. Along with writing original stories and poetry, Richelle sketches, paints, plays some piano and guitar, has acted in theatrical plays, keeps a running blog site, and authors a periodic newsletter. Her quotes have been published in numerous places including the Oxford Philosophy Being Human course book, in eight separate Chicken Soup for the Soul books, in a Revlon magazine ad campaign, and on a television episode of Alone (season 7 episode 3.) Her previous works include Smile Anyway, Making Wishes, Slaying Dragons, Being Bold, The Tarishe Curse, and a six-book series referred to as the Harrowbethian Saga.


Key Features of A Heart Made of Tissue Paper:

  • The theme of the book is grappling with heartfelt encounters of both harsh and sweet experiences in life.
  • There are seven chapters, each concentrating on a specific emotional experience.
  • This book includes drawings created by the author.


Availability:

A Heart Made of Tissue Paper is available for purchase at online bookstores like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Powell’s, Bookshop, Thriftbooks, The Ripped Bodice, Alibris, Valore, The Strand, and RichelleGoodrich.com.


Book Details:

·       Title: A Heart Made of Tissue Paper

·       Author: Richelle E. Goodrich

·       Genre: Poetry

·       Publisher: Independently published

·       Publication Date: August 14th, 2023

·       Price: $4.95 Kindle, $12.95 Paperback, $19.95 Hardcover

 

About the Launch:

September and October book giveaways on LibraryThing.com. No book signings are scheduled at this time.

 

Author Interviews and Media Inquiries:

Contact Richelle E. Goodrich for media inquiries, interview requests, and review copies at r_e_goodrich@yahoo.com.

Connect with Richelle E. Goodrich:

·      Website: https://www.RichelleGoodrich.com

·       Author Blog: https://regoodrichnews.blogspot.com/

·       Twitter: @REGoodrich

·       Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RichelleEGoodrich

·       Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richellegoodrich/

·       Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/regoodrich/

·       Email: r_e_goodrich@yahoo.com

 

Richelle E. Goodrich Bio:

Richelle E. Goodrich was born in Ogden, Utah on September 16th, 1968, but she grew up in Central Washington with her mother and father, Arlene and Lanny Starr, and three younger siblings, Gary, Stefanie, and Angie. Richelle graduated from Moses Lake High School with honors in 1987. Following graduation, she attended the local community college for two years and earned an AA from Big Bend Community College in 1989. After moving to Cheney, WA. Richelle attended Eastern Washington University where she graduated magna cum laude with a BA in liberal studies. A couple years following, she returned to finish a BAEd at Eastern Washington University and graduated summa cum laude with a major in Natural Science and a minor in Mathematics.

It was not until six years after her three boys were born that she considered writing a novel. In 2007, Richelle attempted to write a story she had daydreamed about as a young woman. It took her two years to complete that goal, and she eventually titled the book, Eena, The Dawn and Rescue. This debut novel was Richelle’s first published literary accomplishment, published through RoseDog Books in April 2012. Since then, Richelle has published thirteen additional books: Smile Anyway, Making Wishes, Slaying Dragons, Being Bold, The Tarishe Curse, a six-book series referred to as the Harrowbethian Saga, and A Heart Made of Tissue Paper. Her works can be found on many online bookstores like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Powell’s, Bookshop, Thriftbooks, The Ripped Bodice, Alibris, Valore, The Strand, and RichelleGoodrich.com.

Besides writing poetry and novels, Richelle enjoys drawing and painting. She proudly designs her own book covers and illustrations. Her other talents include playing the piano and strumming the guitar. She participated in drama and theatre during high school and college where she performed in several theatrical plays. She maintains a running blog site as well as a periodic newsletter that keeps her readers informed about upcoming book releases and other related news.

Richelle’s book quotes have been published in numerous places including the Oxford Philosophy Being Human course book, in eight separate Chicken Soup for the Soul books, in a Revlon magazine ad campaign, and on a television episode of Alone (season 7 episode 3.) She is quoted daily on worldwide media sites, in newspapers, in works of art, and in many published books. She is well-known for her inspiring and profound life quotes.


For media inquiries, review copies, or interview requests, please contact the author, Richelle E. Goodrich, at r_e_goodrich@yahoo.com.

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