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Over 800 copies of A Tree Grows in Trout Creek have been shipped since publication on October 15. And you can still order copies and receive them in time for Christmas gift giving!
The Wishing Years, Coralie Cederna Johnson’s earlier book is also available. Go to ORDER BOOKS above to order your […]
Entries Tagged as 'Memoirs'
Over 800 Copies Shipped!
December 10th, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: Memoirs · Michigan History · New Book Update · Press Releases
Thanksgiving in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan!
December 4th, 2007 · 4 Comments
Finally back home again after a wonderful Thanksgiving visit with family and friends in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan! Of course, Thanksgiving is always a time for celebration in our family and so are the family birthdays that happen just about the same time each year. I was born on Thanksgiving day and my sister […]
Tags: Book Talk · Hometown Voices · Memoirs · New Book Update · Writing
Author Treasures U.P. Childhood
November 19th, 2007 · 2 Comments
IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE:
Published Sunday, November 18, 2007 4:25:26 PM Central Time
By DIANE MONTZ
Globe Staff Writer
In the title story of her new book, Coralie Cederna Johnson writes:
“Nobody wanted to go to Trout Creek. There was nothing there. Nothing but a lot of trees. Trees, trees and more trees.”
Overlooking the forest for a single tree, Johnson’s Finnish […]
Tags: Hometown Voices · Memoirs · Press Releases · Writing
Wonderful Audience!
November 8th, 2007 · 3 Comments
Last evening’s book signing for A Tree Grows in Trout Creek was so much fun! The audience at our Normal Park Neighborhood monthly meeting was terrific. They enjoyed the brief history notes and then the humorous story called Skunked. They laughed in all the right places. What more could an author ask for! And I’m […]
Tags: Memoirs · New Book Update · Writing
“A Tree Grows in Trout Creek” - Book Signing Tonight!
November 7th, 2007 · No Comments
I have my first book signing this evening for our neighborhood monthly meeting and am really looking forward to it! I’ll read from my new book, A Tree Grows in Trout Creek, and then take questions as time allows. I’m going to read two short excerpts, one of Michigan history and the other strictly for […]
600 Copies of “A Tree Grows in Trout Creek” Shipped!
November 2nd, 2007 · No Comments
Two weeks into the book sale of A Tree Grows in Trout Creek, a memoir of growing up in upper Michigan, six-hundred books have been shipped! Many thanks to all who have purchased! For book lovers everywhere, discount prices are available for a limited time. Just click on ORDER BOOKS above and pay with a […]
Tags: Memoirs · New Book Update · This & That · Writing
Book Report!
October 30th, 2007 · 2 Comments
The new book, A Tree Grows in Trout Creek, was only released less than two weeks ago and I have sold 579 copies to date! My writing group friends held a book celebration party for me this past Sunday afternoon and it was wonderful! Jennifer brought fancy chocolates, Karen baked red velvet cupcakes, Robbie brought […]
Tags: Memoirs · New Book Update · Writers' Group · Writing
Memory Writing for Everyone!
October 28th, 2007 · 2 Comments
One doesn’t have to be a successful author to write their memoirs! Think of the times that have meant the most in your life! Make a list. Write down these times. Start with ten memories that really touch your soul!
Then, pick one! Answer these ten questions:
•   When did this happen?
•   Where did this happen?
•   How […]
Fortune Lake Bible Camp - 1956
October 27th, 2007 · No Comments
I love hearing from new friends! I just received this really nice letter from Judy Granlund Daft who says she enjoyed reading my first book, The Wishing Years, but even more so A Tree Grows in Trout Creek! Here’s what else she wrote: “Growing up 5 miles east of Negaunee, between Marquette and Negaunee on […]
Tags: Hometown Voices · Memoirs
Did You Have a Soda Fountain in Your Hometown?
October 24th, 2007 · No Comments
Nancy and I were always ready to go over to Lenny’s Soda Bar after band practice! Nothing tasted better than a cherry coke for me and a lime phosphate for Nancy! Those were the days! Did you have a soda fountain in your hometown?
Tags: Hometown Voices · Memoirs · This & That


