| FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION January 8, 2002 |
Contact: Carol Forseth (970) 495-1078 info@crossroadspress.net |
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Get your readers ready for the Mormon Olympics in Salt Lake City! Do your readers know all they need to know about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? When they watch the presentation of medals, will they understand what that temple in the background is all about? You can tell them about a gentle, well-balanced introduction to the Mormon world. Just in time, Crossroads Press announces the release of Gentile Girl: Living with the Latter-day Saints. This 175-page book introduces the major beliefs and practices of the Mormons through the easy-to-read, captivating story of a young Christian girl at Brigham Young University. Gentile Girl is no textbook; many readers say, I couldnt put it down! Sandra Tanner, descendant of Brigham Young and a famous former Mormon, calls it a well-balanced introduction to the Mormon world. In the appendix youll find these valuable resources:
Carol Avery Forseth studied music at Brigham Young University and completed a masters degree in English. She has taught music, English and Spanish in Texas, Colorado, the Dominican Republic, China, and Mongolia. She is a writer and editor living in Colorado with her husband and two children. Gentile Girl: Living with the Latter-day Saints by Carol Avery Forseth. Original edition. 5 1/4 x 8, 175 pages. $11.95. Publication: January 2002. ISBN 0-9714782-0-1. Available online at http://www.gentilegirl.com, through Riverside Distributors, and at Family Christian Stores and other bookstores. The author may be scheduled for an interview by contacting Crossroads Press at (970) 495-1078 or emailing author@gentilegirl.com. Or, access the print interview and existing reviews online at www.gentilegirl.com.
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