Wendy Neugent
@wendyneugent.com
Wendy's History Detective Club books combine adventure with meticulously researched history. Her debut adult mystery, Murder Takes a Bow was a Cozy Mystery Indie of the Year Finalist. Her cat, Apurrham Lincoln, provides unsolicited "editing" services.
Book 4, Tidings of Liberty, will be out later this week!
December 1, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Book 4, Tidings of Liberty, will be out later this week!
If you want to buy books from somewhere other than Amazon for your young readers, check out my History Detective Club.
My books are printed in the UK and shipped with no tariffs. wendyneugentbooks.com/collections/...
My books are printed in the UK and shipped with no tariffs. wendyneugentbooks.com/collections/...
November 27, 2025 at 8:48 PM
If you want to buy books from somewhere other than Amazon for your young readers, check out my History Detective Club.
My books are printed in the UK and shipped with no tariffs. wendyneugentbooks.com/collections/...
My books are printed in the UK and shipped with no tariffs. wendyneugentbooks.com/collections/...
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Teens who read frequently report more positive emotional states (pride, excitement); infrequent readers are more likely to feel anxious, sad, or lonely.
November 19, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Teens who read frequently report more positive emotional states (pride, excitement); infrequent readers are more likely to feel anxious, sad, or lonely.
Big predictors of reading frequency: having a parent who values reading and provides books. Many parents believe in the importance, but that belief drops with child age: 89% of parents of 6–8-year-olds say reading for fun is important vs 67% of parents of 15–17-year-olds.
November 19, 2025 at 2:15 AM
Big predictors of reading frequency: having a parent who values reading and provides books. Many parents believe in the importance, but that belief drops with child age: 89% of parents of 6–8-year-olds say reading for fun is important vs 67% of parents of 15–17-year-olds.