It can be how they Squirrely child draw me a Squirrely picture. I am also trying out something new by writing a novel titled 'Incognito'.All the Squirrely kids are getting ready to be home for the summer and to celebrate, I’m hosting a drawing contest for a signed paperback copy of I'm Squirrely! Contest starts today and runs through the end of this month! To enter, please have you Squirrely child draw me a Squirrely picture. I have also started on the 3rd book for that series as well. Kyle: Yes, there is a sequel to Waffle Man and Butter Boy. RSP: Are you currently working on another book or do you plan to? And thank each and everyone of them for being there.

If you have a fear of public speaking, you probably need to get over pretty quickly for this. Now when you do go for a scheduled event, you have to make contact with your audience. You can make t-shirts, start a blog, make a Facebook/Twitter page for your book, anything that will raise awareness on your book. First, you have to get your name out there. Kyle: There are definitely some great tips I have for up and coming authors. Do you have any tips for authors who are starting out and trying to schedule events? RSP: You have several upcoming events, including signings and readings at various locations. When I think about it that way, it makes me feel really proud of myself on what the smallest of people can achieve. I mean there are people who spend their entire lives trying to get published and they just can't. Kyle: It is a really great accomplishment to be published when I'm only just going into high school. RSP: How does it feel to be published at such young age? Probably got to go with bacon though because you just can't beat bacon. I only decided to write a book about the meal. RSP: Your tag line is 'breakfast will never be the same again!' Are you a breakfast fan, and if so, what is your favorite breakfast food? Kyle: Waffle Man and Butter Boy is a relatively short book. RSP: How long did it take you to write it? So during that time I created the idea of Waffle Man and Butter Boy and presented a new Waffle Man and Butter Boy story every week to my class. When I was in 5th grade, my reading class had a free writing activity period every week. Kyle: The inspiration of Waffle Man and Butter Boy dates back a few years. RSP: What inspired The Adventures of Waffle Man and Butter Boy? I love to write, play guitar, and hang out with my friends. I'm getting ready to go into my first year of high school. Kyle: I am a 14 year old boy that lives in Pennsylvania.

I'm Squirrely! by Brenda Lochinger