KARAH SUTTON

I’m thrilled to present the cover and description for the new Spanish edition of A Wolf for a Spell: Una Loba para un Hechizo, coming February 13 from errata naturae and translated by Susana Rodríguez Álvarez. Sinopsis Una loba valiente.... Read More

In children’s fiction, releasing a paperback is a special occasion. Your book is now more accessible to more families. It’s more likely to be purchased as a gift or for kids to save up their allowance and buy for themselves.... Read More

I am delighted that A Wolf for a Spell has been nominated in the Middle Grade & Children’s category for the Goodreads Choice Awards. To say that I’m surprised and delighted is an understatement. I have so much admiration for... Read More

It’s hard to believe it has been six months since A Wolf for a Spell was published. I’ve been so humbled and thrilled with the reader responses I’ve received, so I decided to celebrate with a giveaway! From now until... Read More

Writing a book can be a long and grueling journey. I first began writing A Wolf for a Spell in late 2015, so it is just over five years between beginning first sentence and the final print book being placed... Read More

I’m thrilled to confirm that A Wolf for a Spell has been selected by the Junior Library Guild! This is a highly selective subscription which sends librarians books tailored to their readers. Librarians love the JLG because know they can... Read More

I am so grateful to the American Booksellers Association, who have named A Wolf for a Spell as one of their Indies Introduce titles for Summer/Fall 2020! To be one of the five middle grade novels named is a huge... Read More

Thank you so much to Pop! Goes the Reader for hosting the cover reveal for A Wolf for a Spell! Jen was a pleasure to speak with, so I hope you’ll take a look at her post and at the... Read More

10 years ago, I made a first attempt at writing a book as part of my University of Kentucky Gaines Center for the Humanities senior thesis. The project offered to option to conduct a research project, and I originally intended to do... Read More