Readers and writers, you’ve come to the right place for fiction and non fiction books by Karin Adams! Karin’s non fiction books are for adults interested in the craft of writing. Her fiction for younger audiences is full of humour, fun and can be enjoyed by everyone.
Karin Adams' Non Fiction Professional Books Karin's Books for Adult Audiences
The One Week Writing Workshop
7 Days to Spark, Boost or Revive Your Novel
Full of real-world tips and strategies from a published author and writing coach, The One Week Writing Workshop helps launch you into your writing and keep you motivated—including some out-of-the-box (and off-the-page!) ideas. The activities help you grow your story at every step of the writing process, from generating ideas right through to revision. Plus, the method taps into your personal creativity rather than relying on external story prompts—so the ideas you’ll be growing are 100% your own. You’re not only learning how to write your book step by step, you’re putting it into practice today.
Available Now – October 17 Release Date!
Karin Adams' Fiction for Younger Audiences Karin's Fun & Humorous Middle Grade Novels
Mermaid Warrior Squad
Dylan arrives at summer arts camp hoping she’ll finally find the courage to come out of her shell. When she meets friendly but fearless Coral, Dylan thinks her hopes may be answered. The girls are instant friends and decide to co-create a mermaid warrior-themed comic book. But Coral’s booming bluster soon makes the girls a target for garbage-face looks and mean-spirited pranks from the camp’s ‘cool kids’.This dynamic chapter book includes an engaging comic-book subplot gorgeously illustrated by Janine Carrington.
My Best Friend is a Viral Dancing Zombie
Riley and his best friend Finn know that their zombie movie has what it takes to win the class film competition. But Riley’s plan to get their video some attention at a hockey game is ruined when the camera focuses on Finn as a dancing hockey fan instead. With Finn refusing to promote their movie and wanting to go viral on his own, the boys stop collaborating and start competing — for fame, friendship and their classmate Jasmine.
Frostbite Hotel
Kirby Katz has big dreams of making his fortune as an entrepreneur, just like his role model, hotel magnate William T. Williamson. But Kirby discovers that operating a ‘snow hotel’ in the schoolyard comes with its own set of challenges: sourcing the best snow blocks, staff ‘team-building,’ marketing, and competition from Brewster’s Best Five-Star Inn run by the Bear and his gang of the meanest kids in Grade 6. Worst of all, when Brewster’s gang starts stealing Kirby’s best ideas, all evidence points to a ‘mole’ among his own staff.
No TV? No Fair!
The Rule: No TV, no computers, no video games. For one whole month! Chloe Lambert is so angry, she’s seeing red. But soon her fiery red turns to a simmering orange, and finally to a laughing yellow. In fact, Chloe even begins to wonder if life would be better if there were no more machines! But when something happens to her good friend Mr. Z., Chloe has to decide: Are machines good for us or bad?
Lights! Curtains! Cows!
Just when it’s Greg, Mike and Becky’s turn to step into the spotlight and perform in their town’s annual play, The Legend of Cow Valley, they learn it will be cancelled forever. The gang bands together to save the show and teach the town about the value of tradition and the role that young people have in keeping history fun and alive.