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Author Julie Kirsch Akers’s New Book “Skeletunes” Provides Readers with a Fun and Catchy Approach to Learning All About Human Anatomy and the Bones in the Body

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Author Julie Kirsch Akers’s New Book “Skeletunes” Provides Readers with a Fun and Catchy Approach to Learning All About Human Anatomy and the Bones in the Body

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Hinsdale, IL, October 21, 2024 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– Julie Kirsch Akers, an elementary and middle school teacher, has completed her new book “Skeletunes”: a delightful and educational book that combines the tune of “Jingle Bells” with clever rhymes to simplify the learning of human anatomy for elementary-level students, offering a resource that promises to make memorization effortless and enjoyable.

Throughout her career as an educator, author Julie Kirsch Akers has found that setting lessons to music can often help students with memorization. Because of this, Akers firmly believes that catchy tunes and poems can help the most advanced to the most challenged students succeed in every subject. The author has three incredible daughters who have also benefited from the use of these mnemonic devices.

“Although we all look different on the outside, we are all built the same on the inside,” writes Akers. “Let’s celebrate our differences because the world would not be nearly as beautiful if everyone looked the exact same. The individuality and uniqueness of our world add color, beauty and life. Embrace it, own it and celebrate it.”

Published by Page Publishing, Julie Kirsch Akers’s riveting tale is inspired by the author’s lifelong dream of sharing her jingles with others to help them with memorization and provide a new tool for learning more quickly and efficiently. With colorful illustrations and a rhythmic cadence, “Skeletunes” is sure to captivate young readers and educators alike, fostering enthusiasm for science and anatomy through creativity and interactive engagement.

Readers who wish to experience this educational work can purchase “Skeletunes” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

About Page Publishing:

Page Publishing is a traditional, full-service publishing house that handles all the intricacies involved in publishing its authors’ books, including distribution in the world’s largest retail outlets and royalty generation. Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on. Page’s accomplished writers and publishing professionals allow authors to leave behind these complex and time-consuming issues and focus on their passion: writing and creating. Learn more at www.pagepublishing.com.

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New Novel Follows a South Carolina Man’s Obsession With a Cosmic Hum and a ‘Theory of the Universe’

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New Novel Follows a South Carolina Man’s Obsession With a Cosmic Hum and a ‘Theory of the Universe’

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W. H. Märchen has a new science fiction novel out, "Are You the One?", centered on Yaiouel "Yo" Elijah Johnson, a young man from Greenville, South Carolina, who becomes consumed by a mysterious cosmic hum only he seems to perceive. Studio CarryOnHarry received word of the release this week.

According to the announcement, Yo’s fixation grows into a search for what he calls a "theory of the universe" — a fractal model in which human consciousness mirrors a cosmic neural network, with past universes seeding new ones and minds echoing across galaxies. The novel sets that search against a backdrop of social fracture, with Yo’s perception positioned as a possible, if improbable, route back to collective connection.

Three companions join him along the way, per the announcement: Amelia, described as psychologically astute; Zahir, a spiritually grounded presence; and Tony, an ex-Navy drifter carrying his own unresolved history. The publisher describes the book as blending coming-of-age structure with existential questions about consciousness, loss, and survival.

Märchen spent roughly 25 years at the National Institutes of Health, working across research projects with scientists from multiple disciplines, and is a partially disabled U.S. Navy veteran holding degrees in electrical engineering and a master of science. Per the release, Märchen initially developed the story as a creative pursuit while recovering, and that his scientific background and respect for diverse faith traditions shaped the book’s handling of its spiritual and existential material.

"This book emerged from my desire to explore how science, spirituality, and human connection intersect," Märchen said in the announcement. "I wanted to ask whether our deepest perceptions of reality might be pointing us toward something we’ve overlooked."

"Are You the One?" is published through Page Publishing and is available at bookstores and through Apple iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble.

A book pitched as hard science grounded in one man’s real research career, wrapped around a premise this cosmic, is an unusual combination — Studio CarryOnHarry is curious whether Märchen’s NIH background gives the novel’s speculative physics more weight than the average genre entry, or whether that’s beside the point for a story this interior.

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Jan Fowler’s New Book Offers Dating Advice for Singles Over 60

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Jan Fowler’s New Book Offers Dating Advice for Singles Over 60

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Jan Fowler, a former licensed speech pathologist and longtime advocate for senior citizens, has released "No More Loneliness After 60: Tips for Attracting a Mate," a guide aimed at helping men and women over 60 pursue romance and companionship, according to the announcement.

The book, published through Page Publishing, grew out of Fowler’s career working with issues facing older adults. In the book, Fowler writes that loneliness in retirement carries health risks, citing research that retired people with no one to talk to or spend time with tend to die sooner. She frames the book as a response to a demographic shift: singles now outnumber married adults, she writes, making the search for late-life companionship a more common experience than it once was.

Fowler’s background spans speech pathology, journalism, and broadcasting. She hosted "Senior Living at its Best with Jan Fowler," a radio and television program profiling senior citizens, and has written on issues affecting older adults. Her honors include the Golden Halo Award from the Southern California Motion Picture Council, a First Place Excellence in Journalism Award from the Society of Professional Journalists, and two "Woman of Achievement" awards from the National League of American Pen Women. She was also named one of ten Inland Empire women to receive the Town & Gown "Phenomenal Woman" award. Fowler founded Starburst Inspirations, Inc., a nonprofit supporting men and women in Drug Court as they work to overcome addiction, work for which she received an award from Redlands Christian Counseling Service.

The book is pitched as a self-help title and gift book, according to its listing, built around practical tips for attracting love and friendship later in life rather than academic analysis of aging or loneliness. It’s available through major retailers including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Apple Books, as well as through Page Publishing directly.

Studio CarryOnHarry sees books like this as filling a real gap: there’s no shortage of dating advice aimed at the young, and comparatively little written by and for people navigating it after 60.

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