Author Paula Jo (Eberwine) Blubaugh Returns to Close-Up Talk Radio

Close-Up Talk Radio Spotlights Author Paula Jo (Eberwine) Blubaugh

Knox County, Ohio – For many writers, the search for inspiration can be a long and daunting task indeed. Returning to the Close-Up Talk Radio experience is author Paula Jo (Eberwine) Blubaugh. For Paula, inspiration for her book, Dalmatian Road, came to her during a simple conversation with her son while driving home one day.

Released in 2012 (Xlibris), Dalmatian Road offers children a simple and fun way to learn and enjoy the experience of reading. Dalmatian Road is full of life, color illustrations, and imagination. Through rhyming, Dalmatian Road provides children the opportunity to identify different animals and colors essential to educational advancement. Dalmatian Road is the first published work for Paula and is available through www.xlibris.com and www.amazon.com.

As a schoolteacher for 31 years, Paula strived to teach children the importance of imagination and not taking things so literally. There’s many ways to interpret things so why limit the imagination?

“A child’s perspective can be incredible! Children of all reading levels enjoy Dalmatian Road because of the simplicity of rhymes. It was my intention to help introduce children to the enjoyment of reading. Children that are hesitant to read find this book fun and easy to read. The best part is they come back wanting to read more. The wonderful illustrations enable the reader to associate with the coinciding words. The simplicity of the rhymes allows the reader to remember the concepts,” exclaims Blubaugh.

Recently, Paula completed her latest rhyming book tentatively titled Cloudoscope. Paula is also working on a new book from her family dog’s perspective entitled Black Labradorable. “I just want to continue to share the joys of reading through imagination. I like to think outside of the box and do things just outside of the norm. With Cloudoscope, I wanted to rhymes about how incredible the constantly changing shapes of clouds can be, much like a kaleidoscope, and what the imagination can allow them to appear to be. For Black Labradorable, I wanted to do something different by writing a humorous journal from my Labrador’s perspective. People who have pets often look at them and wish they knew what they were thinking. I’m hoping to have both books ready for release by Thanksgiving/Christmas 2013.”

Paula Jo (Eberwine) Blubaugh’s feature continues on Close-Up Talk Radio in a six-part series with host Doug Llewelyn at www.blogtalkradio.com/closeuptalkradio on April 2nd, April 9th, April 16th, April 23rd, April 30th, and May 7th. Listeners are encouraged to call in at 347-996-3389.

For more information about Paula Jo (Eberwine) Blubaugh email pmblubaughfarm@yahoo.com or call 740-599-6473.